Aug 14, 2026

Dennis J. Blasko

Aug 13, 2026

Joaquin Camarena

Aug 13, 2026

By Robert Martin

CARLISLE BARRACKS, PA — As a new academic year begins at the U.S. Army War College, Carlisle Barracks officially opened its gates to its newest class of strategic leaders and their families with the annual Welcome Expo. Designed as a "one-stop" information gateway.This year's expo brought together 124 vendors from both the local community and

Aug 11, 2026

The USAWC Campaign Planning Handbook serves as a primer and complement to Joint and Army doctrine. While joint and Service doctrine remain authoritative sources for planning, this handbook provides ideas and insights for those charged with developing theater strategies and campaign plans, whether as a coordinating authority or as a collaborator. This handbook focuses at the combatant-command and subordinate-joint-force-command levels.

Aug 6, 2026

The United States and China show distinct patterns of cultural cognition that shape their perceptions of the security environment and of each other. This monograph applies dynamic constructivist theories from cross-cultural psychology to national security, highlighting sources of misperception in competition. Recommendations covering education, recruiting and retention, perspective taking in practice, and long-term workforce development will help defense institutions achieve US cognitive advantage in the Indo-Pacific.

Aug 5, 2026

How will artificial intelligence change war fighting? Fighting with Data argues artificial intelligence–enabled mission command does more than accelerate decisions—it redistributes cognition across human-machine networks. The result is a new logic of combat in which trust, adaptation, and decision advantage depend on adapting faster, not just deciding faster, than an enemy.

Jul 30, 2026

The declassification and public disclosure of US intelligence in anticipation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine—together with the subsequent sharing of intelligence with Ukraine during the conflict—have significant implications for national security policy making and military operations in future support of allies and partners. Such intelligence disclosure and sharing provide critical advantages, but they also carry substantial risks.

Jul 30, 2026

By Robert Martin

Carlisle Barracks, PA.— Yesterday, July 29th, the U.S. Army War College held an assumption of command ceremony for Brig. Gen. Antwan Dunmyer, who officially became the institution's 55th commandant. He succeeds Maj. Gen. Trevor Bredenkamp, who has been reassigned as the President of the Army University here at Carlisle Barracks.An assumption of

Jul 29, 2026

What is the Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor and why does it matter to the United States? What does it mean for global trade? Troy J. Bouffard and Les Grau explain.

Jul 28, 2026

Strategic Research & Assessment Department

Jul 28, 2026

Jacob Stoil

Jul 27, 2026

By Madison Simms

PITTSBURGH — The U.S. Army War College International Fellows Class of 2027 visited the Army Artificial Intelligence Integration Center and Carnegie Mellon University, July 21, as part of its Field Studies Program. During the visit, fellows heard from experts in scientific research, software engineering, information systems, public policy,