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    • Operations: economy of forces.

    • Operations: economy of forces.

    • Payton, Minnie L.

    • Personnel procurement and organization strength plays a vital role in the principal of war “Economy of Forces”. The Department of Defense in conjunction with Congress and many other entities mandate the management of the personnel strength for...
    • Combat in cities.

    • Combat in cities.

    • Pechie, Roland

    • History is important. It has practical value that is relevant generation after generation. Our understanding of urban warfare history is valuable to the United States military’s current battlefield operations. The knowledge we seize about past...
    • Soviet and Afghan War.

    • Soviet and Afghan War.

    • Grace Jr., George W.

    • The geography of Afghanistan was a major contributing factor to the Soviet Union’s defeat in the war. The Soviet Union invaded Afghanistan on Christmas Eve, 1979 following the coup of Afghan president Noor Mohammed Taraki, a pro-Soviet Communist...
    • Soviet Union and Afghanistan War.

    • Soviet Union and Afghanistan War.

    • Henle, Michael

    • The world reaction to the invasion of Afghanistan by the Soviet Union in 1979 was intense and negative. This paper will give you the examples of how the Mujahedeen used the climate and terrain to their advantage in defeating the Soviets. The paper...
    • Versatility of light infantry.

    • Versatility of light infantry.

    • Wolfe, Kenneth E.

    • The premise of this paper is to demonstrate the superior flexibility, versatility, and suitability of the men, weapons and equipment of a light infantry division to a heavy infantry division in the global war on terrorism. Additionally, the ability...
    • Combating terrorism.

    • Combating terrorism.

    • Rek, Jan

    • On September the 11th, 2001, radical Islamic terrorists proved that the United States was unprepared for terrorist type attacks. Since then the government has gone to great lengths to secure its borders, airlines, and infrastructure and improve its...
    • Ear, nose and throat disorders.

    • Ear, nose and throat disorders.

    • Crawford, Derrick

    • As more Soldiers survive injuries sustained in combat, the U.S. Army is focusing its resources on preventing them and reducing the health risks Soldiers face. One of the top risks Soldiers encounter involves injuries to the areas of the head and...
    • Modern METL.

    • Modern METL.

    • Schoppe, Lawrence A.

    • Although units use METL for current training, units need to look at current DOD transformation goals for modernizing METLs. In 2001, FM 3-0 was rewritten. It is the fourteenth in a series dating back to 1905. It lays the foundation for the...
    • North and South: pre Civil War era.

    • North and South: pre Civil War era.

    • Harris, Christopher

    • Cultural differences and beliefs divided the North and the South. The South felt that the Federal Government had greater rights and that the states needed more. The greatest percentage of industry existed in the North, whereas the South imported...
    • Traumatic brain injury.

    • Traumatic brain injury.

    • Whitener, Diane

    • Traumatic brain injury (TBI) has become a high profile condition, thrust into the national spotlight now that thousands of troops who have left the war zone continue to struggle with the consequences of combat. The aliment is physical to the brain...
    • Evolving roles of the NCO.

    • Evolving roles of the NCO.

    • McKenzie, Samuel T.

    • The role of the non-commissioned officer (NCO) began with the birth of the continental army. However, it is comparable to the American Army and continues to evolve. The NCO education system has grown dramatically incorporating history, tradition,...
    • Media and OPSEC.

    • Media and OPSEC.

    • Romero, Tony A. G.

    • Operational Security is the responsibility of both civilian and military personnel. This is necessary for the preservation of our national security and national interest around the world. The relationship between the media and the military must...
    • Mechanized infantry unit of actions.

    • Mechanized infantry unit of actions.

    • Vap, Torrey M.

    • Thesis Statement: The Mechanized Infantry is currently reorganizing as Unit of Actions which will continue to be a force of our military that sets the conditions for success on today’s modern battlefield. The UA is the structure the mechanized...
    • Religion in the Army.

    • Religion in the Army.

    • Strubhart, Dennis

    • The Army and the Nation itself has a problem being Christian. This is what can be perceived by many Christian Soldiers nowadays. After all, isn’t that what the Army preaches? Is perception not reality? It’s sad that a Nation can be founded on...

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