JP 3-13, Information Operations - DTIC
• Covers Multinational Information Operations Overview The ability to share information in near real time, anonymously and/or securely, is a capability that is both an asset and a potential vulnerability to us, our allies, and our adversaries. The instruments of national power (diplomatic,
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