Human Factors Issues in Combat Identification

Human Factors Issues in Combat Identification by Robert Herz and Dee Andrews is a book on the human-factors problems behind combat identification — how soldiers recognise friend from foe under pressure, and where that process breaks down.

Written for readers who want to understand the subject in depth rather than skim its surface, the book sets out its arguments clearly and supports them with the evidence and experience behind them. It will suit students, researchers, and general readers alike who follow military history, strategy, and the human experience of war — whether as a field of study, a professional interest, or a long-standing reading passion.

Who should read this book: readers of military history and strategy, students of politics and international relations, serving and former military personnel and their families, and anyone who wants a deeper, better-grounded understanding of how wars are fought, led, remembered, and lived through.

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