Partner Capacity Building and U.S. Enabling Capabilities
By LTG James M. Dubik, USA Ret.
“All three categories of enabling operations…demonstrate that the current method for determining U.S. military capabilities is deficient."

Using Technology to Train America's Decisive Force
By LTG David G. Perkins, COL Robert (Pat) White and CPT Nathan K. Finney
“Technology-based training systems not only make training more accessible but also save both time and money….”

Features

The Network in Military Operations
By BG Charles A. Flynn, BG Wayne W. Grigsby Jr. and COL Jeff Witsken, USA Ret.
The effective use of a network of people enabled by technology and with a shared purpose is as necessary for future success as effective weapons systems.

The Human Dimensions in the Close Fight
By MG Robert H. Scales, USA Ret.
Survival in small units depends on soldiers’ ability to win the close fight. Doing so, the author argues, can be “amplified by better understanding the human dynamics.” 

The Freedrop Delivery System: Aerial Delivery Capability to Support Our Forces
By Craig Brammer and COL Daniel L. Labin, USA Ret.
The Logistics Innovation Agency, which has devel­oped a variety of aerial delivery systems currently in use, is now focusing on the delivery of cargo using no parachutes. 

The Siege of Corinth: The Union Takes a Ghost Town
By Dennis Steele
The National Park Service’s Civil War Interpretive Center at Corinth, Miss., serves as an instructive memorial to the siege that followed the Battle of Shiloh/Pittsburg Landing. 

Company Command—Building Combat-Ready Teams:
The Platoon Leader-Platoon Sergeant Relationship
Current and past platoon leaders share experiences that verify the importance of the platoon leader-platoon sergeant relationship.

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