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This sounds like a good TTP:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060402/ap_on_re_mi_ea/iraq_pope_glass_4

Not a truely innovative tactic, I suppose, but if it keeps troops alive, and uninjured, it's...

Dan
You're closer to this than I, as a retired senior NCO. But I think the real goal here is to improve the training of non combat-arms officers--when you have Finance and QM officers leading...

Wasn't sure this belonged here, but it's about Education, so...

http://www.military.com/features/0,15240,81331,00.html


Sounds like the Army has decided that what works for the troops, is a...

On the subjects of Information Warfare and Cultural Intelligence...
Twice in my career as a 98G I was assigned to Intelligence Battalions that had tactical deception units. They were referred to as...

This wa sin yesterday's (27 November) Seattle Times, but the copyright says WaPo. Couldn't find it on the WaPo web site, though......

Sounds like the "debate" was quite spectacular, too. Almost wish I'd stayed home from work to watch, or at least recorded it.
http://tinyurl.com/76zrv


I am fascinated by the manner in which...

Re-inventing the Early Bird? Or institutionalizing it?
(And is it true that the Early Bird has been politicized in the last 5 years?)

He was TRYING to read it...
HA! "When I was in the Army..." :D
...it was the job of the unit conducting the range to run concurrent training. And it usually sucked.
Hmmm, if this range was...

...for all officers, AND for congresscritters and their staffs, AND for all GS9 and above in DoD.

Although the British and Commonwealth, and German, militaries will justifiably object to this...