May 9, 2023

By Robert E. Hamilton

Robert E. Hamilton A debate over the nature of the China-Russia relationship has raged for almost two decades. One side believes the two are strategic partners; the other believes their ties are an “axis of convenience” lacking depth.Understanding the true nature of their relationship is of vital importance to U.S. national security. A true

May 2, 2023

Mr. David Paschal, Assistant Deputy Chief of Staff, G-3/5/7, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) discusses his perspectives on a variety of topics to include his career progression, current priorities and responsibilities, and more.

Apr 27, 2023

The Army Management Staff College was privileged to have Mr. Mario Diaz, the Deputy Under Secretary of the Army, visit its Fort Leavenworth, KS campus on 27 April 2023.

Apr 26, 2023

By Conrad C. Crane

This podcast offers a preview of the latest Parameters demi-issue and full issue.

Apr 26, 2023

By Roger Cliff

The 2022 National Defense Strategy of the United States of America identifies China as the “pacing challenge” for the US military. This monograph examines the process by which China’s military capabilities are developed, the capabilities China’s military is seeking to acquire in the future, and the resulting implications for the US military. To

Apr 21, 2023

50th Anniversary of Vietnam War in the Villages: The U.S. Marine Corps Combined Action Platoons in the Vietnam War by Ted N. Easterling | Reviewed by Dr. William Thomas Allison, professor of history, Georgia Southern University | Former Marine and Vietnam War veteran Ted Easterling evaluates the Marine Combined Action Platoons and their

Apr 21, 2023

50th Anniversary of Vietnam Clear, Hold, and Destroy: Pacification in Phú Yên and the American War in Vietnam by Robert J. Thompson III | Reviewed by Dr. Samantha A. Taylor, assistant professor of military and security studies, Air Command and Staff College | There is no shortage of books that explore the Vietnam War and why it ended the way it

Apr 21, 2023

50th Anniversary of Vietnam Determined to Persist: General Earle Wheeler, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the Military’s Foiled Pursuit of Victory in Vietnam by Mark A. Viney | Reviewed by Dr. Gregory L. Cantwell, professor, Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College | How did the leadership dynamics of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of

Apr 12, 2023

By Robert J. Sparrow, Adam Henschke

Contesting Paul Scharre’s influential vision of “centaur warfighting” and the idea that autonomous weapon systems will replace human warfighters, Sparrow and Henschke propose that the manned-unmanned teams of the future are more likely to be minotaurs—teams of humans under the control, supervision, or command of artificial intelligence. They examine the likely composition of the future force and prompt a necessary conversation about the ethical issues raised by minotaur warfighting.

Apr 11, 2023

By Dr. Anthony Pfaff

AI in Today’s (and Tomorrow’s) Military – What are the implications of the U.S. military incorporating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into what it does during peacetime, in conflict, and everything in between? How does trust figure into the use of AI, both up and down the chain of command? To employ AI successfully, will we need all troops to be AI experts, and if so, what are the implications for DoD?

Apr 11, 2023

Listen to what these Army Civilian Professionals have to say about the Civilian Education System Advanced Course.

Apr 11, 2023

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