Show Notes
Professor Sean Henseler, from the College of Maritime Operational Warfare at the US Naval War College, joins the podcast to discuss what operational law is (and isn't), the role of the legal advisor in military planning, and how commanders can make use of the law to enhance the effectiveness of their operations. NATO Centre of Excellence for Operations in Confined and Shallow Waters (COE CSW) | LinkedIn COE CSW | Kiel | Facebook College of Maritime Operational Warfare (usnwc.edu) Home - ...
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