Commanders in Iraq: Some Lessons LearnedBy Dennis SteeleNearing the end of their units’ deployments, battalion and squadron commanders talk about lessons they have learned during Operation Iraqi Freedom.
The Good That Soldiers DoBy Dennis SteeleU.S. soldiers serving in Iraq spend a great deal of effort helping the Iraqi people. Often it is in small and personal ways.
The 278th RCT in Iraq: A ‘Volunteer’ Heritage and a Critical MissionBy Dennis SteeleThe 278th Regimental Combat Team of the Tennessee National Guard is deployed along the Iraq-Iran border, patrolling a maze of smuggler trails and old battlefields of the Iraq-Iran War.
Reflections on Reconstruction and Stabilization OperationsBy Lt. Gen. Giulio FraticelliThe Chief of Staff of the Italian Army reviews the lessons learned from various deployments, the transformation of the Italian Army and the importance of compatibility with other NATO armies.
‘Quality Health Care at Home and in Combat’By Lt. Gen. Kevin C. KileyThe Army Medical Department’s advances in care both on and off the battlefield have resulted in more soldiers coming home from combat.
Army Reserve Creates AR Medical CommandBy Maj. Gen. Kenneth D. Herbst
The Army Reserve has established the Army Reserve Medical Command to consolidate Reserve medical units, enhance readiness, and synchronize and align Reserve medical units with the U.S. Army Medical Command, all to provide better treatment to soldiers.