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| | PARAMETERS, US Army War College Quarterly, Summer 1993 |
 | | This was largely the result of Finland's antagonism against Russia as a result of their 1939-40 Winter War, a long-standing military relationship with Germany, and the status of German as the principal second language in Finland. |
 | | Once established, a coalition normally requires coordination of effort to achieve common political, economic, and social objectives; agreed strategic plans to achieve military objectives; and, of course, unity of command. |
 | | In any future coalition undertaking, such personnel must not only be available but must be among the first ones deployed.[49] In most cases, it will be these personnel who initially educate their fellow nationals to cultural differences as the first step toward displaying the proper sensitivities. |
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