History of the Law of War
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I. INTRODUCTION.
A. OBJECTIVES:
- Identify common historical themes that continue to support the validity of
laws regulating warfare.
- Identify the two "prongs" of legal regulation of warfare.
- Trace the historical "cause and effect" evolution of laws related to the
conduct of war.
