I found this while looking up “lawfare and tactical aids,” while browsing through the RAND paper, yesterday. It must be mandatory reading for military personnel, right?
The Foreign Broadcast Information Service (FBIS), once an open-source intelligence division of the CIA’s Directorate of Science & Technology, “translated” the book. Eventually, the FBIS was incorporated into the Open Source Enterprise, which is a division of the Directorate of Digital Innovation at CIA.
As a result, any serious student of modern warfare would be well advised to become acquainted with this influential work. There are various commercial translations available of Unrestricted Warfare. However, Military Review recommends an abridged version.
It’s only recommended reading by the Army University. My bad.
Related:
Ms. Cat’s Chronicles 
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