How should the Army transform to meet the new strategic challenges?
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One-liner: How should the Army transform to meet the new strategic challenges?
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Jeremy Shapiro (ABD, Political Science, Massachusetts Institute of Technology) is an international policy analyst at Rand whose areas of expertise include the domestic politics of U.S. foreign policy, U.S. Army and Air Force global strategic planning, and
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The Bush administration issued The National Security Strategy of the United States in fall 2002, a little more than a year after September 11 terrorist attacks and as it was gathering an international coalition to disarm Iraq. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
joint force land component commander, homeland security tasks, homeland security requirements, deployment weight, future coalition operations, homeland security activities, modular support, airlift fleet, logistics footprint, rapid deployability, future combat systems, coalition requirements, new national security strategy, homeland security missions, maritime prepositioning, affordability analysis, brigade combat team, prepositioned equipment, air component commander, strategic responsiveness, overseas basing, deployment goals, fielded forces, combatant commanders, joint force commander Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Cold War, Santa Monica, Gulf War, Secretary of Defense, Active Component, Department of Defense, Reserve Components, Chief of Staff, National Guard, North Korea, New York, Marine Corps, Task Force Hawk, Saudi Arabia, Desert Storm, Persian Gulf, World War, General Shinseki, Operation Allied Force, Operation Enduring Freedom, South Korea, Washington Post, Warsaw Pact, Defense Department New!
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The Bush administration issued The National Security Strategy of the United States in fall 2002, a little more than a year after September 11 terrorist attacks and as it was gathering an international coalition to disarm Iraq. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
joint force land component commander, homeland security tasks, homeland security requirements, deployment weight, future coalition operations, homeland security activities, modular support, airlift fleet, logistics footprint, rapid deployability, future combat systems, coalition requirements, new national security strategy, homeland security missions, maritime prepositioning, affordability analysis, brigade combat team, prepositioned equipment, air component commander, strategic responsiveness, overseas basing, deployment goals, fielded forces, combatant commanders, joint force commander Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
United States, Cold War, Santa Monica, Gulf War, Secretary of Defense, Active Component, Department of Defense, Reserve Components, Chief of Staff, National Guard, North Korea, New York, Marine Corps, Task Force Hawk, Saudi Arabia, Desert Storm, Persian Gulf, World War, General Shinseki, Operation Allied Force, Operation Enduring Freedom, South Korea, Washington Post, Warsaw Pact, Defense Department New!
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- Deployments and Army Personnel Tempo by Ronald E. Sortor on page 60, page 237, and page 307
- Waging Modern War by Wesley Clark on page 153, page 158, and page 188
- People in Organizations: An Introduction to Organizational Behavior (Mcgraw Hill Series in Management) by Terence R. Mitchell on page 236
- Ensuring Personnel Readiness in the Army Reserve Components by Michael G. Mattock on page 237
- Assessing the Personal Financial Problems of Junior Enlisted Personnel by Richard Buddin on page 236
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