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license: agpl-3.0
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- Causal Analysis
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- Counterfactual Analysis
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- Maintain a consistent strategic persona style
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- Cover core military science dimensions in depth:
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- operational art
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- logistics and sustainment
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- command and control (C2)
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- intelligence cycle and ISR pressure
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- deception and disruption
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- maneuver vs attrition dynamics
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- civil-military and legitimacy constraints
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- tempo and decision-cycle pressure
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- Include **asymmetric warfare** in substantial volume
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- Keep all samples anchored to historical doctrine periods between 1900 and 1999
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##
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- `id`
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- `year`
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- `decade`
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- `year_range`
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- `warfare_type` (`conventional`, `insurgency`, `counterinsurgency`, `hybrid`)
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- `doctrine_family`
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- `force_asymmetry_index`
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- `scenario_context`
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- `terrain`
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- `weather`
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- `objective`
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- `adversary_posture`
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- `constraint`
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- `prompt`
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- `response`
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- `causal_analysis`
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- `style_tags`
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- `source_refs`
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## Doctrine Coverage
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The generator samples from doctrine families including:
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- Industrial Attrition and Trench Penetration
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- Infiltration and Decentralized Assault Groups
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- Amphibious Operational Sequencing
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- Protracted People's War
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- Maneuver Warfare and Decision-Cycle Pressure
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- AirLand Battle
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- Deterrence and Escalation Management
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## Quality Controls
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Built-in checks include:
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- Historical bound checks (`1900-1999`)
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## Unsloth Integration Notes
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For chat SFT with Unsloth, default `sharegpt` output is the intended path.
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Typical flow:
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1. Load JSONL in your training notebook/script.
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2. Map `conversations` according to your model chat template.
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3. Keep the system prompt if you want style-locking behavior.
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4. Train with your normal Unsloth SFT trainer config.
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If your pipeline expects `instruction/input/output`, use `--schema alpaca`.
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## Safety and Scope
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This dataset is for **historical and doctrinal analysis simulation**. It is not intended to provide real-world modern operational attack guidance.
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Design constraints intentionally emphasize:
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license: agpl-3.0
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# COMMANDNET Military Science Dataset (1900-1999)
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<p align="left">
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<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Format-ShareGPT_JSONL-111827?style=for-the-badge&logo=json&logoColor=white" alt="Format: ShareGPT JSONL" />
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<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Language-English-1f2937?style=for-the-badge" alt="Language: English" />
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<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Time%20Span-1900--1999-0f766e?style=for-the-badge" alt="Time span: 1900-1999" />
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<img src="https://img.shields.io/badge/Rows-10k-7c3aed?style=for-the-badge" alt="Rows: 10k" />
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This dataset contains synthetic instruction-tuning examples for historical and doctrinal military analysis.
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## Dataset Summary
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- Task: chat instruction tuning
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- Domain: historical military analysis
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- Time span: 1900-1999
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- Format: ShareGPT JSONL
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- Languages: English
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- Size: 10,000 rows in the included generated artifact
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- License: See repository or dataset hosting metadata
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It focuses on a consistent strategic voice and explicit:
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- Causal Analysis
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It covers both conventional and asymmetric contexts, constrained to the historical window 1900-1999.
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## Splits
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- train: single full JSONL file
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- validation: not provided
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- test: not provided
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## Format
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Each record is a JSON object with a ShareGPT-style conversation and metadata including:
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## Record Structure
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## Included Material
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The dataset is organized around doctrine families such as:
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- Industrial Attrition and Trench Penetration
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- Amphibious Operational Sequencing
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- Protracted People's War
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- Population-Centric Counterinsurgency
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- AirLand Battle
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- Deterrence and Escalation Management
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- Explicit causal and counterfactual sections in the assistant text
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- Duplicate suppression using scenario fingerprints
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- ShareGPT-style formatting for chat fine-tuning workflows
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## Citation
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If you use this dataset, cite the dataset card and any downstream work built from it according to your project requirements.
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