a big pat on the back to those in the Army and those working for the Army that participate in this blog. I think you all have had a great influence on shifting the rudder of the giant ship that is the U.S. Army over the past few years.
Concur and...
a big pat on the back to those in the Army and those working for the Army that participate in this blog. I think you all have had a great influence on shifting the rudder of the giant ship that is the U.S. Army over the past few years.
Today was the mid-mission AAR for my students during my exercise. I used this piece to hammer home the point about learning from one's mistakes. I then followed it up with the argument on keeping one's skills sharp in HIC as well as COIN. In a sense, my AAR today was built by the SWJ crew. Thanks!
Example is better than precept.
He is a must read for intelligence related matters. A couple of his novels are outstanding.
Bravo, to the Army for being a learning organization capable of learning from it's mistakes. Now if that could be transmitted to our civilian "leadership".......
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