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Army

Published monthly, Army focuses on issues of national security, past and present issues of landpower, and future trends in military science through in-depth articles and analyses.

Articles from Vol. 59, No. 6, June

178 Streamers
Historically SpeakingJune 14, 2009, marks the 234th birthday of the United States Army. Many of us will at some point on that day be in the presence of the Army flag, which proudly bears streamers representing 178 officially recognized campaigns. Unit...
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21st Theater Sustainment Command: Transforming in Support of U.S. Army Europe
In September 2005, U.S. Army Europe AREUR) operationalized the plan supporting Army modularization global rebasing, directing the and transformation of almost every activity in Europe. In July 2007, officially transformed the legacy three-tiered echelons-above-brigade...
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234 Years of Selfless Service
In this Year of the Noncommissioned Officer (NCO), we reflect on the centuries of service of our Army's NCO Corps while we celebrate the entire Army's inimitable record of selfless service. That record could not have been compiled without the contributions...
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ARFORGEN: Maturing the Model, Refining the Process
In less than three years, the Army has successfully implemented the greatest transformation to its force generating system since the beginning of the Cold War. The impetus for this change was primarily driven by the complex nature of today's threat,...
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AUSA Sustaining Member Profile: Serco Inc
Corporate Structure - CEO: Ed Casey. Number of Employees: 11,500. Headquarters: 1818 Library Street, Suite 1000, Reston, VA 20190. Telephone: 703-939-6000/866-997-3726. Web site: www.serco-na.com.Serco North America (Serco) is a leading provider of professional,...
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Betting the Military Farm on an Uncertain Future
Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates is alternately being praised and reviled for his announcement in April that the administration's forthcoming defense budget would seek to terminate or curtail several major conventional weapons procurement programs in...
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Exacto
It's a process that is repeated across the U.S. Army materiel development community: At the same time that military and industry representatives work to develop and rapidly field weapon systems optimized for current combat operations, other teams study...
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Field Manual 4-0 Sustainment
Building and Maintaining Army Readiness and Combat Powerhe release of Field Manual (FM) 4-0 Sustainment represents the doctrinal transformation supporting the modular force. It is the Army's keystone document for sustainment in support of full spectrum...
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Gates Requests McKiernan Resignation, Recommends LTG McChrystal as Top U.S. Commander in Afghanistan
With some 20,000 U.S. troops headed to Afghanistan this summer. Defense Secretary Robert M. Gates requested in May the resignation of GEN David D. McKiernan, commander, International Security Assistance Force (ISAF), Afghanistan. Secretary Gates recommended...
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Iraq: Three Movements, but No Symphony
The term surge is a popular catchword these days, but it is unhelpful in understanding the realities and complexities of what has happened and is happening in Iraq. Nor is it helpful in understanding what may be coming next. I've found myself using three...
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Let's Return to the 'Full Spectrum' NCO
I have been following with great interest articles in the January and February 2009 issues of ARMY Magazine written by LTC Joseph Doty, MAJ Shawn Tenace and MAJ TJ. O'Connor ("What Goes on in Theater Stays in Theater?" and "Leadership Versus Information...
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Sharing What We Learn
To: Company CommandersFrom: Company CommandersGiven the wide scope and high stakes of our responsi- bilities, we'd be crazy not to do everything we can to learn from each other's experiences. Our individual ex- periences may vary based on branch, location...
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Supplemental Budget Request Tops $83 Billion
President Obama has asked Congress for $83.4 billion to fund the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq through the end of September. In his April request letter to the Speaker of the House of Representatives, the President said that nearly 95 percent of the funds...
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Tal Afar 2005: Laying the Counterinsurgency Groundwork
The battle for Tal Afar, which occurred during the period from summer 2005 to winter 2006, was the first successful counterinsurgency campaign for American forces in Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). The principal antagonists were the 3rd Armored Cavalry...
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The Army School System
Joseph Stalin is credited with having said, "World War ? was won in the rtories of Detroit." Winston Churchill, however, reflecting on the quality of our officers and the Army's education system, said to a gathering of top U.S. commanders: "That you...
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Training Development for an Expeditionary Army
Based on the lessons we've learned in the past eight years at war, our Army has made some remarkable adaptations in the way we train. Nevertheless, the reality of persistent conflict, hybrid threats and cyclical deployments means that we also have to...
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YEAR OF THE NCO: Producing Professionals: The NCO Academy Revamped
The Army promotes soldiers to be noncommissioned officers. The mission at the U.S. Army Noncommissioned Officer Academy, Fort Knox, Ky, is to help mold them into professionals, and it is leading the way in making curriculum changes that the Army needs...
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