Aug 21, 2024

Robert D. Bradford III reviews this “first history” of the United States Space Force. He overviews the author Forrest L. Marion’s resources (“primary sources and extensive oral history interviews”) and highlights the book’s value in the way it “depicts cultural and bureaucratic barriers to . . . organizational change.” Bradford notes the history’s universal applicability as it relates to other situations in which an institution successfully approaches change.

Aug 21, 2024

By Ron Gurantz

.adetail.news .article-body { max-width: 90% !important; }Satellites and counterspace systems have

Aug 20, 2024

By COL Rich Butler, COL Marco Lyons

In episode 16 of CLSC Dialogues, COL Marco Lyons discusses how the Pacific Army sees, understands, and utilizes landpower in the region from peacetime to a potential protracted war. He further articulates how the U.S. Army, Pacific conducts campaigning, prepares for crisis, deters conflict – and prevails in a protracted war, if necessary, in this unique region. ...

Aug 15, 2024

By Jake Rinaldi, Brandon Tran

Recently, the Moscow Times reported that Russia would coordinate a deal with China and North Korea

Aug 15, 2024

Oleh Hukovskyy, a Ukrainian military officer and psychiatrist, shares insights on the Russia-Ukraine War’s impact on soldiers’ mental health. He discusses the daily challenges faced by troops and highlights signs of post-combat stressors. Hukovskyy coauthored an article on stress management for soldiers that draws on Western principles and emphasizes on-site counseling and timely interventions. He introduces ...

Aug 14, 2024

By School of Strategic Landpower

The purpose of this document is to assist United States Army War College students during the

Aug 14, 2024

By Dr. John R. Deni and Dr. Sten Rynning

| Published by Army University Press Military Review, July-August 2024 |  The North Atlantic Treaty

Aug 8, 2024

By Dr. Sheena Chestnut Greitens

In episode 15 of CLSC Dialogues, Dr. Sheena Chestnut Greitens looks at the potential for a protracted war between the US and China by exploring how a conflict could start and variables the CCP leadership may be watching. She then addresses public perceptions, economic dimensions, and how much planning Beijing may have done in preparation for a protracted war. Keywords: China, CCP, Xi Jinping, PLA, decision making, landpower, protracted war, economic warfare, coalitions, DPRK, Russia

Aug 8, 2024

By Kristan J. Wheaton

If leaders of terrorist organizations can recruit, indoctrinate, plan, and operate using AR with little drop-off in effectiveness while staying safely in hiding, the challenges faced by national security and law-enforcement organizations will increase exponentially.