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Similar to developing a coherent national strategy, there are sequential steps we should take in crafting our unit leader development programs.
Since we announced Landpower (United States Army War College) on Small Wars Journal we have seen an increase in visits and we say thank-you.
The tragic events of 9/11 drove a revolution in the intelligence information sharing environment from a “need to know” basis to a new “need to share” approach.
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Continue on for two WOTR essay’s concerning Air-Sea Battle by Frank Hoffman and B.J. Armstrong.
"There are four levels of war: tactical, operational, strategic (military and grand), and political."
All the services are being squeezed by the sequester, as the ongoing automatic budget cuts are known. But none is under more intense assault from both inside and outside the Pentagon than the Army.
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"The fiscal crunch staring the US military down has the Pharisees of the defense industry, think tanks, and senior military leaders all rabble-rousing about the need for change."
The Navy's Strategy for Saving the World by David Axe, War is Boring.
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Building Better Armies: An Insider’s Account of Liberia by Dr. Sean McFate, Strategic Studies Institute.
Resident Power: Building a Politically Sustainable U.S. Military Presence in Southeast Asia and Australia by Dr. Ely Ratner, Center for a New American Security.
The Air Force has decided to retire the A-10 attack aircraft from its inventory. To people who follow defense, particularly old timers, this cynical move is hardly surprising.
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A slain Staten Island soldier was honored at the Polish consulate in Manhattan Tuesday for his heroic actions during an insurgent attack in Afghanistan in August.
Continue on for the Autumn 2013 Issue of Parameters.
Cutting Losses: Ending Limited Interventions by David C. Brooks, Parameters.