ARMY Magazine VOL. 65, NO. 9 September 2015
ARMY Magazine VOL. 65, NO. 9 September 2015
Consider These Seven Factors Before War Ends
America’s post-9/11 war is not over—far from it. Who will win and what kind of world will emerge are still open questions. As retired Brig. Gen.
What’s in a Name? With Some Posts, Too Much
Our Army should have been slapped awake in the aftermath of June’s racist mass killing in South Carolina and the subsequent controversy over offici
Insider Threat: Newest Sacrifice Involves Army Budget Cuts Paying for Navy Ships and Air Force Fighters
No U.S. military service sacrificed more than the Army in the 14 years of continuous combat that followed 9/11.
Shedding Light on the Gray Zone: A New Approach to Human-Centric Warfare
At the same time the world is less inclined to go to war, weak governments are failing and the tools of warfare are far cheaper and accessible to b
Constant Contact: How Much Is Too Much During Deployments?
Over the past decade or so, technology—and with it, communication from faraway lands—has changed our lives.
More African-American Officers Needed in Combat Arms
The downward trend of African-American officers in the branches that have the best track record of producing our Army’s most senior leaders is alar
