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COVID-19 has changed how the Sustainment enterprise operates both in garrison and in deployed environments. Keeping the force safe while accomplishing the mission meant that Army sustainment leadership had to [...]

have you ever noticed a 'spark of agency' in students? That energy they reveal when they make a connection of some sort? A connection that transforms their understanding of a [...]

David Law, a stalwart of the UK timber treatments sector, has retired after 36 years of service. Colleague Andy Hodge recounts David's sterling career In 1985, Great Britain was experiencing [...]

SUMMARY * The development, production and use of wood preservatives is regulated in the EU under the BPR * VACSOL Aqua 6118 and TAN ASOTE S40 have BPR authorisation * [...]

At the end of the last ice age, when the high glacial cliffs began to shrink back across a scarified continent, woodlands more typical of northern latitudes covered parts of [...]

1. 'YOU TURNED AROUND' I was visiting my hometown of Del Rio, Texas, when my grandmother told me she had seen a drone flying over El Indio, a tiny village [...]

The preservative protection of timber is such an important factor in helping to keep wood as the premier construction material choice. Effective preservative protection not only greatly extends the service [...]

BACK IN 2012, Princeton professor Tracy K. Smith won a Pulitzer Prize for the poetry collection Life on Mars. But her highest distinction came last year, when Smith, 46, was [...]

'Mrs. Hanley,' Jacob cried out. He was at school and was very hungry. Jacob was a little boy in first grade. 'Raise your hand next time Jacob, what do you [...]

In October 2018, the FDA released draft guidance for modernizing the approach to clinical trial design. 'Master Protocols: Efficient Clinical Trial Design Strategies to Expedite Development of Oncology Drugs and [...]

I served five years in the Marine Corps. During a deployment to Afghanistan I suffered a traumatic brain injury, as well as damage to my right knee and back. Back [...]

SHAPING U.S. MILITARY LAW: Governing a Constitutional Military Joshua E. Kastenberg, Ashgate Publishing Limited, Burlington, Vermont, 2014, 257 pages Shaping U.S. Military Law: Governing a Constitutional Military is a comprehensive [...]

FIRES OF OCTOBER: The Planned US Invasion of Cuba during the Missile Crisis of 1962 Blaine L. Pardoe, Casemate Publishers, Havertown, Pennsylvania, 2013, 376 pages FIRES OF OCTOBER: The Planned [...]

THE AMERICAN WAY OF BOMBING: Changing Ethical and Legal Norms, from Flying Fortresses to Drones Edited by Matthew Evangelista and Henry Shue, Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, 2014, 328 [...]

SPARE NOT THE BRAVE: The Special Activities Group in Korea Richard L. Kiper, Kent State University Press, Kent, Ohio, 337 pages This book provides a detailed account of the Special [...]

Fire retardant (FR) treatments for any construction material are designed to do a very important job. Should a tire arise in a building, the protected materials will slow clown combustion [...]

Byline: Chinaka Hodge It was a typical Friday afternoon, and I was typically rushed. I was throwing on a T shirt, glossing over my hair and scanning the poem I [...]

The triumph of the testicle in contemporary art With the appearance of his new film, Cremaster 2, Matthew Barney's reputation as an important American artist is secure. Barney is the [...]

THE NEW SPYMASTERS: Inside the Modern World of Espionage from the Cold War to Global Terror Stephen Grey, St. Martin's Press, New York, 2015, 368 pages The New Spymasters is [...]

CASTRO'S SECRETS: The CIA and Cuba's Intelligence Machine Brian Latell, Palgrave McMillan St. Martin's Press, New York 2012, 247 pages, $27.00 CASTRO'S SECRETS is an account of the covert battle [...]

In 1963, John F. Kennedy observed, 'Change is the law of life. And those who look only to the past or present are certain to miss the future.' This statement [...]

You don't have to be on stage in front of an audience to put on a play. You can be behind the curtain in the shadows. It's not known exactly [...]

We have an exciting opportunity over the next several years not only to revitalize our sustainment doctrine but also to make it more accessible to our Soldiers. Throughout our recent [...]

Every day, we all make energy-conscious decisions. As gasoline prices increase, we change our driving habits or we buy fuel-efficient vehicles. When we are shocked by our monthly electric bill, [...]

In the January-February 2008 issue of Army Logistician, then Major General Mitchell H. Stevenson, the commander of the Army Combined Arms Support Command (CASCOM), discussed the 2-year-old Reverse Collection and [...]

One of the key factors underlying the Army's status as the preeminent land-based military force in the world is its ability to integrate and employ the Reserve component--the Army National [...]

In July 2009, the Army Logistics University (ALU) was established to be the Army's premier developer of leaders in logistics, acquisition, and operations research and systems analysis (ORSA). This event [...]