ARMY Magazine Vol. 68, No. 9, September 2018
ARMY Magazine Vol. 68, No. 9, September 2018
Townsend Takes Over at TRADOC: New Commander Emphasizes Constant Improvement
In his new job as commander of the U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command, Gen. Stephen J.
Expecting Less and Getting It: Bleak Future Battlefields Require New Ideas
Among the many revolutions facing the Army as it prepares for bleak and lethal battles of the future is that of logistics.
High Impact: Readiness Funds Focused on Top-Priority Units
In discussing the Army’s mission, Secretary of the Army Mark T.
IGs Poised to Help Sharpen Unit Readiness
In 1778, recognizing the need to quickly improve the capability and discipline of the Continental Army, Gen.
The Simulations Road to Real War
There is new vigor to an old campaign of integrating simulations into Army training. And why not?
No Guarantees When It Comes to War
“The character of war is changing, but the nature of war is not.” So goes one of today’s most sacred mantras.
Caslen’s Career Comes Down to Character
On a warm spring evening, Lt. Gen. Robert L. Caslen Jr.
The National Security Playbook: Using Football to Understand Defense Strategy
Most service members can comprehend the most complex details of football from a pass interference to defensive holding, but cannot mak