Military terminology

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1. Abuse of power
2. Abuse of office
3. Mission statement
4. Military necessity
5. Necessity of war
6. Military objective
7. Shelling out a target
8. Blue book
9. Case study
10. Green paper
11. Missile silo
12. Military dictatorship
13. Grey literature
14. Doing a U-turn
15. “best available techniques”
16. Jus ad bellum
17. Friendly fire
18. Collateral damage
19. US Department of the Navy Total Quality Leadership (TQL) issued White Paper
20. Culpability of military leadership in failing to prevent non-combatant casualties
21. Military discipline
22. The rules of war
23. The internationally recognised rules of war
24. Anull
25. martial law
26. Abrogate
27. Repeal
28. Anull
29. Repeal
30. Chain of responsibility\command
31. Just in time planning\supply
32. Overheads
33. Costing a project
34. Economic returns
35. Dereliction of duty
36. Filibuster
37. Casus (or code) foederis
38. Collateral damage
39. Hybrid warfare
40. Cold War
41. Hors de combat
42. Cause Belli
43. Pariah states
44. Rogue state
45. Abrogate
46. False flag operation
47. Black op's
48. Clandestine
49. A "need to know" basis
50. Probity
51. Comprimat
52. Political leverage
53. Leaked information
54. Force majeure
55. Principles of war
56. War crimes