Air and Missile Defense: Operation Iraqi FreedomBy Col. Charles AndersonPatriot batteries and their crews proved invaluable in protecting the skies over coalition forces and their host countries during the march to Baghdad.
The Air-Maneuver and Transport Concept: Can it Transform the Nature of Rapid Contingency Operations?By Lt. Gen. H. Thomas Fields Jr., USA Ret.Like the tank and the helicopter, the Army’s air-maneuver and transport concept is working to change the face of combat.
Army Aviation TransformationBy Maj. Gen. Joseph L. BergantzArmy aviation, both manned and unmanned, has proven its capabilities in Iraq, Afghanistan and around the world. Great work has been accomplished, but there is more to be done.
Guard at WarBy MSgt. Bob HaskellAround the globe, the citizen-soldiers of the National Guard are serving to protect freedom abroad so Americans can be safe at home.
30 Years Later—The All-Volunteer Force and the Army ReserveBy Lt. Gen. James R. Helmly"The Army Reserve has been in a continuous state of mobilization, deploying units and soldiers to places that many of us might have trouble finding on a world map. That is our job."
The Soldier's CreedThe Soldier's Creed from ARMY Magazine's back page.