The analysis of revolution in military affairs effect on the Turkish Armed Forces struggle against PKK terrorism
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In this thesis, the effect of precision engagement - which is located in the centre of Revolution in Military Affairs debate - over the struggle between Turkish Armed Forces and the PKK terrorist organization is analysed. The power asymetry that is created in favour of Turkish Armed Forces by the precision engagement, forced PKK to react. That's why PKK changed its modi operandi and operationalized the modern tactics over the dimeansions of time-space and force. On behalf of PKK, this changes caused two results. Firstly, due to changes in force dimension, PKK lost its capacity to commit conventional attacks and to assert control of area by this attacks. Secondly, due to losing the capacity of commiting conventional attacks, PKK tried to continue its assert of area control by adapting a method that depends on conventional defences. In this thesis, this process was studied by using statistical and descriptive methodology. Keywords: Precision Engagement, Firepower, Maneuver
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Tolga Ökten
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Tolga Ökten (Master Thesis). The analysis of revolution in military affairs effect on the Turkish Armed Forces struggle against PKK terrorism, 2018, TOBB Economics and Technology University.
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