Weapons’ Modernization a Balancing Act...
Weapons’ Modernization a Balancing Act...
Weapons’ Modernization a Balancing Act...
Future Multidomain Battles Will Challenge Joint Force...
Future Multidomain Battles Will Challenge Joint Force...
Future Multidomain Battles Will Challenge Joint Force...
For the U.S. Army, It’s Not About the Story...
For the U.S. Army, It’s Not About the Story...
For the U.S. Army, It’s Not About the Story...
Q & A Session on Megacities with Dr. Kira Hutchinson, TRADOC's Lead for the Mad Scientist Initiative ...
Q & A Session on Megacities with Dr. Kira Hutchinson, TRADOC's Lead for the Mad Scientist Initiative ...
Q & A Session on Megacities with Dr. Kira Hutchinson, TRADOC's Lead for the Mad Scientist Initiative ...
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Is the Conduct of War a Business?
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Developing a vision of future conflict
Senior Army leaders met Sept. 7 at Joint Base Andrews, Md., to discuss the insights from Unified Quest and the Campaign of Learning. TRADOC Commanding General David Perkins hosted the four-hour discussion attended by Secretary of the Army Eric Fanning, Army Chief of Staff Gen. Mark Milley and several other senior Army leaders. They discussed the Army Campaign of Learning, results from the Unified Quest Deep Fut [...]
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Framework for developing the future force.
STAND-TO! Unified Challenge 16.2
What is it?
Unified Challenge is the U.S. Army’s experimentation program that explores the concepts and capabilities the Army needs to meet future challenges. This campaign, led by the Army Training and Doctrine Command’s Army Capabilities Integration Center Concept Development and Learning Directorate, is a continuing effort to examine the requirements needed to build an agile and adaptive future Army of 2030. This program supports the 39th chief of staff of the Army’s second priority, the future Army.
Unified Challenge 16.2, conducted July 31 through Aug. 12, is an Army-level experiment that will look for new ways to organize and operate in the years 2025 through 2030. Commanders and staffs from across the Army, along with sister services, U.S. government and multinational partners will explore these new ways in a future realistic and complex scenario. After rigorous analysis, the results of this event will lead to recommendations for consideration by senior Army leaders.
Interactive workshop discusses negotiation tactics
A New Way To Command: Army Links Its Networks
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The U.S. Army’s Human Dimension Strategy
Given the current realities of reduced budgets with no reduction in security requirements, the Army has placed emphasis on the Human Dimension (HD). The U.S. Army Human Dimension Concept (May 2015) defines HD as the cognitive, physical, and social components of Soldier, Army Civilian, leader, and organizational development and performance essential to raise, prepare, and employ the Army in unified land operations. The concept calls for the Army to focus on human performance optimization—the process of applying knowledge, skills, and emerging technologies to improve and preserve the capabilities of our human capital to execute essential tasks.
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