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  1. Military Science Review
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  3. Vol. 11 No. 3 (2018): Military Science Review

The Combat Service Support Aspects of Air Bases

János Csengeri
7–27.
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The Evolution of Russian Information Warfare Concept After the Cold War

Csanád Fekete
28–44.
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Partisan Wars and Resistance Movements in the European Theatre of WW II

Balázs Forgács
45–67.
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Chronology of the Occupation of the Crimea in 2014

József Holecz
68–85.
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The Emergence of Hybrid Warfare Elements in the Conflict Between China and Taiwan

János Gyula Kocsi
86–94.
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The Establishment of the Stability of Democratic States During Peace Operations. Potential Duties of Forces Participating at the Establishment of Stability. Experience Gained During Stabilization Tasks in Afghanistan

Lajos József Komjáthy
95–108.
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The Battle of Britain and the Opponent

Petra Kovács
109–117.
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Britain’s Defence Strategy and her Home Defence Forces Between the 17th and 19th Century

Gábor Molnár
118–129.
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First Results of Automation of Command and Control Systems in the US Army III.

Imre Négyesi
130–136.
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Cyberstrategy of United States – Chronology Process in the Light of the Goals

István Paráda
137–153.
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The Naval Warfare of the Great Powers in the Age of Muzzle-loading Weapons (1648‒1866) Part V.

Károly Turcsányi, Ernő Hegedűs, Attila Bán
154–173.
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The Effect of the Neturei Karta and Sikrikim on the Security of the State of Israel

István Mihály Király
174–181.
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Geostrategic Role of Romania on the NATO’s Eastern Flank

Klementina Kozma
182–194.
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The National Security Structure in Spain

Zsuzsanna Marosi
195–211.
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Protecting Critical Information Infrastructures from Cyber Attacks in Turkey: Cybersecurity Versus Internet Freedom?

Nikolett Pénzváltó
212–221.
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Compensation for Prisoners in the Light of the Case-Law of the European Court of Human Rights

Judit Forgács
222–239.
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Remembering Joshua in the Book of Ben Sira: Man of Valour or Prophet?

Piroska Hajnal
240–249.
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Patriotic Education from Historical Point of View

István Kun Szabó
250–261.
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Changing of Sustainability Characteristics in Hungary Between 1990 and 2017

Andrea Farkas
261–274.
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Studying the Possibilities of Postgraduate Specialisation Programme Collecting Governmental Aimed Info-Communication Systems and Services: Presentation of Research Program

Tibor Farkas
275–292.
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The Application of Military Scrum Requirement Analysis Method During Critical Infrastructure Developments

János Gerevich, Imre Négyesi
293–304.
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Assigned Strength Home Retraining of the No. 101 Flying Squadron, Circumstances of Flying Technical Routine Recovery

István Katona
305–323.
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The Psychological Aspects of Critical Informational Infrastructure (Human Security Risk Analysis)

Zita Németh, Zoltán Völgyi
324–337.
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„Unrestricted Warfare” (超限战) – A Chinese Viewpoint on Power Competition in the 21st Century

András Bartók
338–346.
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Operational of Surface-to-Air Missiles

Bálint Tóth
347–359.
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Military Science Review

ISSN 2060-0437 (online)

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