On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy

reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.
On the other hand, the emphasis on achieving effects rather than simply attrition of the enemy
reduces the number of targets to be struck, which means fewer occasions when collateral damage
or incidental injury may caused. Because the number of missions to achieve a desired result
drops, more platforms are available to strike other targets. The air campaign can thus be
prosecuted more quickly and enemy defeat will theoretically ensue sooner, a positive result from
the perspective of the civilian population’s well-being.

Finally, greater precision means the enemy is more vulnerable. It is inevitable that enemy forces
will seek out methods and means of warfare to counter such vulnerabilities. As will be discussed,
some “curative” measures have run counter to the underlying principles of international
humanitarian law.