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Operational Research as Counterfactual History: A Retrospective Analysis of the Use of Battlefield Nuclear Weapons in the German Invasion of France and Flanders, May–June 1940

Maurice Kirby The Management School, Lancaster University, UK
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Matthew Godwin The Management School, Lancaster University, UK
Pages 633-660 | Published online: 01 Jul 2008

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M W Kirby & M T Godwin. (2010) The ‘invisible science’: operational research for the British Armed Forces after 1945. Journal of the Operational Research Society 61:1, pages 68-81.
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Jan Kofroň. (2012) Space and War, Constants and Change from a Historical Perspective. Geografie 117:2, pages 234-252.
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