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The fallacy in this perception is that modern governments do not typically behave as large disciplined units . The training intended to make Foster ’ s group into polished military advisers could be a linchpin to making the irregular Iraqi army and police outfits into disciplined units capable of settling their country into a level of civility . Street and area committees helped activists bring militant youth under control by dividing youth squads into smaller more disciplined units attached to a street or area committee . That can be discerned from the man , from the way that his boots are polished , things he must have learned in one of the more disciplined units . Our soldiers and sailors are members of well disciplined units . Soldiers operate in disciplined units , where the success of their performance turns as much on teamwork and cameraderie as it does on on training and equipment . The first and foremost strategy is to prevent the collapse of the security and armed forces by maintaining control over certain trusted and disciplined units .