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The Filipino way of war: irregular warfare through the centuries |
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Monterey, California. Naval Postgraduate School |
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The Filipino Way of War is the dominant irregular warfare strategy executed by the Filipino warrior throughout the centuries. Armed with severely limited resources, a strong fighting spirit, and deep traditions, the Filipino warrior has always had to look for another method of warfare other than direct and total war. This has led to the indirect path, the path of irregular warfare. This tradition, built upon a foundation of tribal warfare, shaped by resistance to Spanish and American colonization, and honed during the guerrilla campaign against the Japanese occupation, has emerged in the modern era as the predominant Filipino military strategy. Entering the 21st century, conflict in the Philippines has not been focused on external invaders, but on internal division. In this era, both government and anti-government forces have recalled their traditions and experiences and predominantly used irregular warfare strategies, often through unconventional warfare, insurgency, or special operations. As external military influences wane, it is important to understand and prepare the Armed Forces of the Philippines for the future by understanding their past history, so that the Filipino warrior will be better prepared for tomorrow. Subjects: Strategy.; Philippines; Filipino; Irregular Warfare; Guerrilla Warfare; Strategy; |
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Publication date | December 2011 | |
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Short title | The Filipino way of war: irregular warfare through the centuries |
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Author | Reyeg, Fernando M., Marsh, Ned B. |
Software used | Reyeg, Fernando M., Marsh, Ned B. |
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