Sgt. 1st Class Steven J. Mrozek, U.S. Army retired
The World War II Airborne Demonstration Team of Frederick, Okla., came to life in 1998 to honor America’s veterans. During the war, similar demonstration parachute teams staged exhibition jumps across the country to show the public the new airborne...
Logistics and the Army’s ability to sustain forces in the fight have given the U.S. a strategic advantage on the battlefield for decades. As we prepare to operate simultaneously across multiple domains—land, sea, air, space and cyberspace—the...
Col. Scott King, U.S. Army retiredMaj. Dennis B. Boykin IV, U.S. Army retired
Those who have watched the Army’s concept for Multi-Domain Operations evolve since the fall of 2017 have experienced an odd sense of déjà vu. Thirty-seven years ago, the Army promulgated what it described as a multidimensional warfighting doctrine...
“Teka muna,” the Filipino general said. We had just exchanged pleasantries, so I started to peruse the menu at a quaint café in the quiet neighborhood of McKinley Park, away from the daily chaos of metropolitan Manila. In Tagalog, “teka muna”...
Lt. Col. Amy ThompsonMaj. Scott PreuskerLt. Col. Joshua Thompson
Honor is the foundation of the profession of arms. It is the unbreakable thread that holds the fabric of our Army together, tightly interlacing duty and country. This core value remains at the heart of our shared professional identity as servants to...
Tales of America’s First Armored Soldiers Pershing’s Tankers: Personal Accounts of the AEF Tank Corps in World War I. Edited by Lawrence M. Kaplan. University Press of Kentucky (An AUSA Title). 312 pages. $50 By Edward G. Lengel The officers and men...
A technology involving data transactions will fundamentally change how the U.S. military operates. It is a confusing concept, but one that should be embraced as it offers tremendous potential, specifically in logistics. It’s called blockchain...
