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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. 53, No. 1, January

Apache Longbow Upgrade Program
Recent restructuring decisions surrounding projected acquisition quantities, roles and missions for the Army's RAH-66 Comanche helicopter have served to spotlight the importance of the Army's ongoing AH-64D Apache Longbow upgrade program. The AH-64D...
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Army Aviation Modernization
Army Aviation has moved beyond evolutionary responses to modernization. Every facet of the Army's new wave of aviation technology has changed. This begins with the conceptualization of the hardware and software components found within our fleets. We...
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Army Stop-Loss Changes Made
The Army announced in November that it is implementing a unit-based stop-loss policy for mobilized reserve component (RC) units. Mobilized RC soldiers will continue on active duty with their units from alert through 90 days after demobilization. The...
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'A Tribute to the American Spirit'
To America: Personal Reflections of an Historian. Stephen E. Ambrose. Simon & Schuster. 267 pages; index; $24. Much like the men and women about whom he wrote for nearly four decades, the late Stephen Ambrose provokes criticism and admiration. With...
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AUSA Sustaining Member Profile: LISTA International Corporation
News Call Corporate Structure: Founded: 1968. President: Don Brown. Number of employees: more than 275. Headquarters: Holliston, Mass. Lista International Corporation has been creating productive working environments for more than three decades. As a...
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Bill to Sponsor Iraqi Scientists
Washington Report In a ceremony at the Pentagon on December 2 President George W. Bush signed the 2003 National Defense Authorization Act which funds the military portion of the global war on terror and the continuing transformation of the military....
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Expending the Force III
Front&Center In the past few weeks a number of articles have been appearing regarding our "secret Army" and the pros and cons of privatizing and contracting out functions now performed by military and civilian manpower. Perhaps this is a solution...
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Factors of Conflict in the Early 21st Century
Reading through any general military history of the world, you can see that scholars have categorized various time periods not just chronologically, but qualitatively. We think of 17th-century warfare as the period of the musket and pike, while the early...
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Fighting in the Three Dimensional Battlespace
"We are aggressively transforming Army aviation-rethinking the way our aviation finds, fixes and defeats the enemy in the three dimensional battlespace. We are going to increase the operational readiness of our aviation force to 90 percent fully mission-capable...
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First-Rate History of Post-World War II U.S. Occupation Experience in Austria
Waltzing Into the Cold War: The Struggle for Occupied Austria. James Jay Carafano. Texas A&M University Press. 249 pages; photographs; notes; bibliography; index; $44.95. Historically, when military forces occupied belligerent territory, little how-to...
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Images of America: Fort Drum
Varied Fare Images of America: Fort Drum. Robert E. and Jeannie I. Brennan. Arcadia. 128 pages; photographs; maps; $19.99. Fort Drum will forever be associated with the 10th Mountain Division, but it has long been militarily important to the country....
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Legends of West Point's Leaders and Recommendations for Its Future
West Point Warriors. Tom Carhart. Warner Books. 426 pages; photographs; notes; bibliography; index; $6.99. From the War of 1812 to the Persian Gulf 179 years later, the West Point alumni include a wealth of heroes and other memorable men. Tom Carhart...
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Letters
Attack Helicopter Transformation This letter is in response to the article "Why Comanche?" (August). Being an old master aviator, I have had an association with attack helicopters, the AH-56 Cheyenne and the AAH/AH-64-Apache, and have served twice in...
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Medal of Honor Citations
Throughout the three-year commemoration of the Korean War, ARMY Magazine will publish the citations for all soldiers in the U.S. Army who received the Medal of Honor for service during this war. MITCHELL RED CLOUD JR. Rank and organization: Corporal,...
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Mobility Vigilance Justice
In the grand scheme of things two events that took place in June were relatively minor in nature, but to a group of aging Cold War warriors, who still often refer to themselves as the Circle C Cowboys, the ceremonies were historic, memorable and a long...
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Old Soldiers
The Fife and Drum for Infantry, by Maj. Harris L. Roberts, 26th U.S. Infantry Music fares rather hard in our service due to various reasons, the chief of which seems to be the difficulties that stand in the way of obtaining trained musicians for what...
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President Signs Defense Authorization Act
In a ceremony at the Pentagon on December 2 President George W. Bush signed the 2003 National Defense Authorization Act which funds the military portion of the global war on terror and the continuing transformation of the military. The Authorization...
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Silver Wings & a Golden Ager
The emergency department of a Detroit hospital was the last place I expected to learn a lesson about the Army. My own Army career during the early 1980s as a unit supply specialist in the lst Ranger Battalion was brief and uneventful. At the time, the...
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'Soldiers Still Count'
During any period of defense relook and reform, it is critical to identify new capabilities that are appropriate and applicable to the threats we anticipate. The decision to move beyond previously developed means to deter and defeat current threats with...
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Tactical Deception: Worth More Attention in Today's Army
Ghosts of the ETO: American Tactical Deception Units in the European Theater 1944-1945. Jonathan Gawne. Casemate. 342 pages; photographs; maps; appendices; glossary; bibliography; notes; index; $34.95. There are few surprises in this book. The real surprise...
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The Korean War at 50: January 1953
1 U.S. Army Forces, Far East, becomes the executive agency for the commander in chief, Far East Command, in administration and logistics and thus the principal administrative and logistical headquarters for the Korean theater. 2 Enemy forces attack Hill...
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The Last Battle of Gen. William Orlando Darby
The colonel walked out of the vacation hotel that served as the 86th Mountain Infantry headquarters and started to move toward the broad, scenic esplanade along the shore of the lake. It was a beautiful sun-drenched spring day in the resort of Torbole...
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Training Leaders, Soldiers and Units for the Future Force
In tackling the challenges of transforming the Army, we have often discussed how the world would change in the years ahead. Recent events, particularly those in Afghanistan, have shown us that the world has already changed fundamentally. Changes already...
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