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Regarding the law of armed conflict, Colonel Stogran suggests to his operational colleagues that a greater understanding of "the LOAC regarding proportionality and the relative importance of military targets" (2) would offer a more sophisticated approach to assessing operational challenges in complex environments such as urban operations. The DILLS team utilized military mission briefing techniques familiar to all participants in an effort to incorporate LOAC training into every day training for future students. LOAC makes a distinction between combatants, who are lawful targets for offensive lethal force, and noncombatants (including civilians and prisoners of war) who are not lawful targets. |
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