A force of choice
The reserve component has become an indispensable part of the operational force
The 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review directed that a “comprehensive review of the future role of the Reserve Components” be undertaken. …
Read more ›The 2010 Quadrennial Defense Review directed that a “comprehensive review of the future role of the Reserve Components” be undertaken. …
Read more ›Barack Obama might ultimately rival Lincoln, JFK and Reagan as among the greatest communicators to hold the office of president. …
Read more ›For lacking a communications plan with Pakistan that might have helped reduce, if not remove, the embarrassment the Osama bin Laden raid caused Islamabad. Another consequence of the White House’s undisciplined approach …
Read more ›Talk about the whole-of-government or comprehensive approach to complex operations such as post-conflict reconstruction often emphasizes that lasting success requires capabilities beyond those provided …
Read more ›We recently saw the 20th anniversary of Operation Desert Storm and, in a few months, will mark the 10th anniversary …
Read more ›At their peak in the summer of 2008, there were more than 160,000 Defense Department-hired contractors in Iraq, outnumbering troops by some 8,000. In Afghanistan, about 90,000 contract employees are providing services …
Read more ›In deciding on his nomination for his first chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff (CJCS), President Obama will inevitably have been …
Read more ›In Iraq and Afghanistan, the use of contractors reached a level unprecedented in U.S. military operations. The presence of contractors on …
Read more ›International Security Assistance Force (ISAF) Commander Gen. David H. Petraeus often talks about getting the “inputs” right in Afghanistan, which means having the right mix of …
Read more ›As these words are written, U.S., British and French warplanes are striking Libyan ground forces along the Mediterranean littoral; American and other …
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