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	Roger Trinquier - Cassiopedia, The True Encyclopedia
		Roger Trinquier (1908 -) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of counterinsurgency theory.
		Trinquier is a major theorist in the style of warfare he called Modern Warfare, an "interlocking system of actions - political, economic, psychological, military - that aims at the overthrow of the established authority in a country and its replacement by another regime." (Modern Warfare, Ch.
		Trinquier's criteria for torture was that the terrorist was to be asked only questions that related to the organization of his movement, that the interrogators must know what to ask, and that once the information is obtained the torture must stop and the terrorist is then treated as any other prisoner of war.
	www.cassiopedia.org /wiki/index.php?title=Roger_Trinquier (697 words)

	ipedia.com: Roger Trinquier Article (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Roger Trinquier was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of counterinsurgency operations.
		Roger Trinquier (1908 - ?) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of counterinsurgency operations.
		Trinquier's criteria for torture was that the terrorist was to be asked only questions that related to the organization of his movement, that the interrogators must know what to ask, and that once the information is obtained the torture must stop and the terrorist is then treated as any other prisoner of war.
	www.ipedia.com /roger_trinquier.html (406 words)

	MODERN WARFARE: A French View of Counterinsurgency
		And Roger Trinquier is extremely well qualified to write on this subject, for his own background makes him the perfect example of the scholarly warrior of peasant stock that is a vanishing breed in the other Western armies.
		Trinquier was then reassigned to the command of one of the two Marine companies guarding the French Embassy in Peking.
		It also provided Trinquier with a Cartesian rationale for the use of torture in revolutionary war; torture is the particular bane of the terrorist, just as antiaircraft artillery is that of the airman or machine-gun fire that of the foot soldier.
	www-cgsc.army.mil /carl/resources/csi/trinquier/trinquier.asp (18748 words)

	Roger Trinquier . Enpsychlopedia
		Roger Trinquier (March 20 1908, La Baume, Hautes-Alpes - 2000, Forcalquier) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of counterinsurgency theory.
		Trinquier denounces the foundation of the French Fifth Republic as a coup d'etat.
		Roger Trinquier, Jacques Duchemin, and Jacques Le Bailley, Notre guerre au Katanga.
	enpsychlopedia.org /psypsych/Roger_Trinquier (680 words)

	The Dispatch - Serving the Lexington, NC - News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Roger Trinquier (March 20 1908 - 1986) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of Counter-insurgency theory.
		Trinquier is a major theorist in the style of warfare he called Modern Warfare, an "interlocking system of actions - political, economic, psychological, military - that aims at the overthrow of the established authority in a country and its replacement by another regime." (Modern Warfare, Ch.
		Trinquier's criteria for torture was that the terrorist was to be asked only questions that related to the organization of his movement, that the interrogators must know what to ask, and that once the information is obtained the torture must stop and the terrorist is then treated as any other prisoner of war.
	www.the-dispatch.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Roger_Trinquier (747 words)

	Roger Trinquier - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Roger Trinquier (1908 -) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of counterinsurgency theory.
		Trinquier's criteria for torture was that the terrorist was to be asked only questions that related to the organization of his movement, that the interrogators must know what to ask, and that once the information is obtained the torture must stop and the terrorist is then treated as any other prisoner of war.
		Trinquier denounces the foundation of the French Fifth Republic as a coup d'etat.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Roger_Trinquier (673 words)

	Relearning counterinsurgency warfare. - HighBeam Encyclopedia
		Trinquier was introduced to counterinsurgency warfare in Indochina before being assigned to Algeria in 1957 as a Lieutenant Colonel with the French 10th Parachute Division.
		Trinquier suggests an organizational structure to wage this counter-guerrilla campaign and elaborates a "gridding" system that divides territory into sectors in which methods are applied to sweep them clear of subversive elements.
		Like Trinquier and Galula, Kitson observes that the realm of counterinsurgency involves combat with an enemy "likely to be employing a combination of political, economic, psychological, and military measures." (30) He also identifies a viable intelligence organization as critical.
	www.encyclopedia.com /doc/1G1-115566394.html (4161 words)

	Roger Trinquier — Praeger Security International
		ROGER TRINQUIER (1908-1986) was born into a peasant family and was graduated from the military academy at Saint-Maixent.
		This tour was followed by his active role in the revolt of May 1958 by the French army in Algeria, for which he was labeled "a political colonel".
		Afterward Colonel Trinquier led a group of fellow officers-recruited from elite units and officially retired, but with the approval of the Ministry of Defense- to serve as mercenaries in Katanga Province, Zaire, under the secessionist leader Moïse Tshombe.
	www.greenwood.com /psi/author/T/Roger_-_Trinquier.aspx (156 words)

	Classic French COIN: Roger Trinquier at ComingAnarchy.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Roger Trinquier was an French army officer that ran counterinsurgency campaigns in Indochina and Algeria.
		Trinquier thinks it useless and unjust to charge a terrorist for an attack carried out, likening such a procedure to holding regular soldiers accountable for deaths caused by the weapons they use.
		Trinquier recommends declaring a state of war as soon as possible to combat terrorist groups and allow the governement to indict those that abet terrorists as traitors to the state.
	cominganarchy.com /2006/02/19/classic-french-coin-roger-trinquier (1325 words)

	PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly - Spring 2004
		Trinquier was introduced to counterinsurgency warfare in Indochina before being assigned to Algeria in 1957 as a Lieutenant Colonel with the French 10th Parachute Division.
		Trinquier preceded Van Creveld and other post-Cold War military theorists in arguing that nuclear weapons would lead to a decline in traditional armored warfare and a rise in modern warfare in its many variants: guerrilla warfare, insurgency, terrorism, and subversion.
		Trinquier suggests an organizational structure to wage this counter-guerrilla campaign and elaborates a “gridding” system that divides territory into sectors in which methods are applied to sweep them clear of subversive elements.
	www.carlisle.army.mil /usawc/Parameters/04spring/tomes.htm (4694 words)

	Roger Trinquier - Information at Halfvalue.com
		Roger Trinquier (March 20, 1908 - 1986) was a French army officer with an immense impact on the development of Counter-insurgency theory.
		A member of the Catholic fundamentalist group CitÃ© catholique, created as an off-shoot from the monarchist Action franÃ§aise, Trinquier retired in 1961 and went to the Congo to support the Katanga rebellion of MoÃ¯se TschombÃ©.
		French journalist Roger Faligot noted in Guerre spÃ©ciale en Europe (1980) that Frank Kitson's 1971 book, Low Intensity Operations: Subversion, Insurgency and Peacekeeping, considered as the "Bible" used by the British Army during the Troubles in Ireland heavily quoted Roger Trinquier.
	www.halfvalue.com /wiki.jsp?topic=Roger_Trinquier (836 words)

	Save the Colors - Relearning Counterinsurgency Warfare
		Trinquier was introduced to counterinsurgency warfare in Indochina before being assigned to Algeria in 1957 as a Lieutenant Colonel with the French 10th Parachute Division.
		Trinquier suggests an organizational structure to wage this counter-guerrilla campaign and elaborates a “gridding” system that divides territory into sectors in which methods are applied to sweep them clear of subversive elements.
		Like Trinquier and Galula, Kitson observes that the realm of counterinsurgency involves combat with an enemy “likely to be employing a combination of political, economic, psychological, and military measures.”30 He also identifies a viable intelligence organization as critical.
	www.savethecolors.com /publications/relearning.html (3977 words)

	Understanding Terrorism (by John M. Gates) - Media Monitors Network
		Roger Trinquier, a French military officer who authored an influential text in the 1960s, called terrorism "the principal weapon of modern warfare."[19] For him, the terrorist who placed a car bomb in the middle of a crowded city was no different from the pilot who dropped similar devices from a plane.
		To fight against such terror, Trinquier advocated the use of torture to force information from captured terrorists that could be used to destroy their organizations.
		It was only a small step from Trinquier's theorizing to the repressive governments established throughout the world in the last third of the century.
	www.mediamonitors.net /johnmgates1.html (6087 words)

	abu muqawama: Roger Trinquier
		Trinquier is controversial because he advocates the use of torture in interrogations as part of an effective counterinsurgency strategy.
		Military professionals and civilian policy-makers need to understand that terror is simply a tactic that can be used and discarded by the opponent when he or she feels fit.
		Much of what Trinquier argues for can be found in the U.S. military's new field manual on counterinsurgency and can be seen in the day-to-day tactcis now being employed (too late?) in Iraq and (just in time) in Afghanistan.
	abumuqawama.blogspot.com /2007/02/roger-trinquier.html (767 words)

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