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51. Effects-based thinking in joint doctrine

Author

Lynes, Jerry and Sierco, Michael

Subjects
Military doctrines -- Evaluation, Military maneuvers -- Management, Military planning -- Evaluation, Company business management, History, Military and naval science
Published
2010

53. Armed services to take 'wire brush' to Afghanistan withdrawal strategy

Author

Bennett, John T.

Subjects
United States. House of Representatives. Committee on Armed Services -- Planning -- Evaluation, Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Evaluation -- Planning, Counterinsurgency -- Evaluation, Military planning -- Evaluation, Legislative oversight -- Planning, Military strategy -- Evaluation, Troop withdrawal -- Evaluation, Military intelligence -- Evaluation, Company business planning, Political science
Abstract

House Republicans will closely examine the White House's Afghanistan withdrawal plans to determine whether U.S. troops there would be left without key combat systems, according to a new oversight plan. [...]

Published
2011

55. After setbacks, Hoyer hints Dems' support for Afghanistan is slipping

Author

Allen, Jared and Tiron, Roxana

Subjects
Afghanistan Conflict, 2001-2021 -- Political aspects, Counterinsurgency -- Political aspects, Military planning -- Evaluation, Legislators -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Generals -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Political science
Abstract

House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer (D-Md.) on Tuesday confirmed that Democrats have 'significant' concerns about the direction of the U.S. military campaign in Afghanistan, and hinted that party support for [...]

Published
2010

56. Extending Our Stay in Iraq

Author

Ricks, Thomas E.

Subjects
Iraq -- Political aspects -- Military aspects, Military planning -- Evaluation, Ethnic relations -- Political aspects -- Economic aspects -- Social aspects, Troop withdrawal -- Planning, Company business planning, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

IRAQ'S March 7 national election, and the formation of a new government that will follow, carry huge implications for both Iraqis and American policy. It appears now that the results [...]

Published
2010

57. Obama's Afghanistan speech: five key points

Author

Lubold, Gordon

Subjects
Counterinsurgency -- Speeches, lectures and essays -- Evaluation, Deployment (Strategy) -- Speeches, lectures and essays -- Evaluation, Military planning -- Evaluation, Military strategy -- Evaluation, Antiterrorism measures -- Evaluation, Military policy -- Speeches, lectures and essays, General interest, News, opinion and commentary
Abstract

Byline: Gordon Lubold Staff writer of The Christian Science Monitor Washington -- President Obama's Afghanistan speech announced a new, historic chapter for the mission there, announcing the deployment of 30,000 [...]

Published
2009

58. Ex-defense official assails colleagues over run-up to war

Author

DeYoung, Karen and Ricks, Thomas E.

Subjects
Company business management, United States. Department of Defense -- Military policy, United States. Department of Defense -- Management, United States. Department of Defense -- Officials and employees, Military planning -- Evaluation, Retired military personnel -- Military policy, Iraq -- Military aspects
Published
2008

59. Epilogue: Korea and the American way of war

Author

Millett, Allan R.

Subjects
Korean War, 1950-1953 -- Evaluation, Military planning -- Evaluation, War -- Evaluation, Military strategy -- Evaluation, Military and naval science, Evaluation
Abstract

The past just is not what it used to be. Once we believed that 54,000 Americans died in the Korean War, but we have learned that slippery math and double-counting [...]

Published
2001

60. Long-term strategy

Author

Keegan, John

Subjects
United Kingdom -- Military policy, World War II, 1939-1945, Military planning -- Evaluation, Literature/writing
Published
1991

64. Latest Iraq-U.S. conflict tests lessons from Gulf War

Author

Ricks, Thomas E. and Greenberger, Robert S.

Subjects
Iraq -- Military aspects, Persian Gulf War, 1991 -- Military aspects, Military planning -- Evaluation, Business, Business, general
Published
1998

65. Remarks Prior to Discussions with Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit of Turkey and an Exchange with Reporters

Subjects
Prime ministers -- International relations, Military planning -- Evaluation, International relations -- Management, Presidents -- International relations, Government, Company business management, Management, Evaluation, International relations
Abstract

January 16, 2002 President Bush. I'm going to have an opening statement welcoming our friend to the Oval Office. The Prime Minister is going to say a few remarks. Both [...]

Published
2002

66. JFCOM study points to future challenges: 'Conundrum' faces U.S. Force planners over next 20 years

Author

Bennett, John T.

Subjects
United States. Joint Forces Command -- Research, Military maneuvers -- Research, Military planning -- Evaluation, Aerospace and defense industries, History, Military and naval science
Abstract

Results of the Joint Forces Command's Joint Operating Environment (JOE) strategic study have revealed that Pentagon planners are going to face a tough time trying to plan for large scale military and smaller-scale irregular warfare in the coming 20 years. Possible solutions for upcoming challenges are to be examined in a follow-up planned study.

Published
2010

69. 'Lack of unified vision' leaves Iraq in fragile state, says report

Author

Gelfand, Lauren

Subjects
Iraq. Ministry of Defense -- Military policy, Iraq -- Military aspects, Military maneuvers -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

A Pentagon report reveals that Iraq continues to remain in a very fragile state due to a lack of unified national vision by its current leadership. The Iraqi Ministry of Defense (MoD) is failing to coordinate its planning and decision-making abilities to enable effective action at all levels.

Published
2009

70. Accept the unexpected, be prepared for anything

Author

Heitman, Helmoed-Romer

Subjects
Armed Forces -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Conflict management -- Planning, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

The planning of the military forces as not to focus too much on current conflicts but to be prepared for the unexpected and capable of tackling any kind of conflicts is discussed. However much one may prepare for future wars, one can never be ready or sure of the kind of conflicts that one may have to face keeping in mind irregular warfare.

Published
2008

71. Aerospace Command proposed

Author

Rao, Radhakrishna

Subjects
India. Indian Air Force -- Management, India. Indian Air Force -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Company business management, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Military and naval science
Abstract

The Indian Air Force (IAF) has proposed to set up a tri-service Aerospace Command, leading to greater use of space for military purposes. Apart from the active involvement of all three Services, the proposed Aerospace Command will have participation from Indian Space Research Organization and the Defense Research and Development Organization.

Published
2007

72. Did Washington underestimate Iraqi resolve?

Author

Koch, Andrew

Subjects
United States. Department of Defense -- Planning, Iraq War, 2003- -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

US military leaders are reconsidering plans for the Iraq War due to higher than expected Iraqi military resolve and lukewarm receptions for US troops from Iraqi citizens

Published
2003

73. Three decisive battles owed their outcomes to calculated risk-taking. (Editorial)

Author

Guttman, Jon

Subjects
Risk assessment -- Military aspects, Military planning -- Evaluation, History, Military and naval science
Abstract

One of the many skills that officers and senior noncommissioned officers are taught these days is risk assessment--the art of comparing the importance of one's mission against the risks involved. [...]

Published
2002

74. Former CIA analyst discusses future American policy toward Iraq. (Waging Peace)

Author

Yousef, Asma

Subjects
Military planning -- Evaluation, International relations -- Evaluation, International relations, Evaluation
Abstract

Georgetown University's Center for Contemporary Arab Studies hosted a Jan. 17 lecture by Dr. Judith Yaphe on the prospects for a war with Iraq. A senior research fellow and Middle [...]

Published
2002

75. Don't attack Iraq. (Special Report)

Author

Reese, Charley

Subjects
Military planning -- Evaluation, International relations -- Evaluation, International relations, Evaluation
Abstract

The Bush administration seems to be laying the groundwork to attack Iraq despite the fact that there is not one shred of evidence linking Iraq to the Sept. 11 attack. [...]

Published
2002

76. EUROPEAN SUMMIT/ESDP : MEMBER STATES AIM TO STRENGTHEN CRISIS ANTICIPATION CAPABILITY

Subjects
European Union -- Membership -- Military policy -- Planning -- Evaluation, Military planning -- Evaluation, Banking, finance and accounting industries, Business, Economics, Business, international, Company business planning, Planning, Evaluation, Membership, Military policy
Abstract

The European Council could ratify, on 11 and 12 December, the reinforcement of the European Security and Defence Policy's (ESDP) capabilities, particularly regarding crisis planning and anticipation, whether military or [...]

Published
2008

77. Sweden announces army cuts

Subjects
Sweden -- Military policy, Military planning -- Evaluation, Armies -- Downsizing, Business, international
Abstract

NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-12 November 2004-Sweden announces army cuts(C)1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Sweden's armed forces are to be scaled down with the loss of 1,000 officer positions by next summer. [...]

Published
2004

78. Finland and Sweden to form joint detachment for EU's rapid deployment force - report

Subjects
Finland -- Military policy, Sweden -- Military policy, Deployment (Strategy) -- Forecasts and trends, Military planning -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, Business, international, European Union -- Military policy
Abstract

NORDIC BUSINESS REPORT-4 October 2004-Finland and Sweden to form joint detachment for EU's rapid deployment force - report(C)1994-2004 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD http://www.m2.com Finland and Sweden have reportedly confirmed that they [...]

Published
2004

79. IRAQ - Jan. 14 - Annan 'Optimistic' On Avoiding War

Subjects
United Nations -- Planning -- Evaluation, Military planning -- Evaluation, International relations -- Evaluation, International organization -- Planning, Public officers -- Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Economics, Political science, Regional focus/area studies, Company business planning, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Planning, Evaluation
Abstract

At a morning press conference in New York, UN Sec-Gen. Kofi Annan says it is too early for the UN Security Council to consider whether to authorise military action against [...]

Published
2003

80. Navy Draws Fire From Transformation Advocates

Subjects
United States. Navy -- Equipment and supplies, United States. Department of Defense -- Planning, United States. Air Force -- Equipment and supplies, Military planning -- Evaluation, Defense spending -- Analysis
Abstract

By Hunter Keeter The Navy has recently drawn fire from some critics that argue that the service has yet to put forth a comprehensive plan for transformation covering operations platforms […]

Published
2002

81. Officials: Navy Still Short on Amphibious Landing, Fire Support Capabilities

Subjects
United States. Senate. Committee on Armed Services -- Planning, United States. Navy -- Planning, MH-53 (Helicopter) -- Usage, Marines -- Services, Attack helicopters -- Usage, Helicopter industry -- Usage, Defense industry -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Amphibious assault ships -- Planning
Abstract

By Hunter Keeter The Navy remains deficient in its ability to confidently place Marines ashore and support them with adequate firepower once there, according to senior service officials. The Senate […]

Published
2000

84. U.S. sounds alarm at China's military buildup

Author

Entous, Adam

Subjects
China -- Military policy, China -- Military aspects, Taiwan -- Military aspects, Military planning -- Evaluation, Military policy -- Analysis, Ballistic missiles, News, opinion and commentary
Published
2010

85. Missile defense: it's a question of need as much as feasibility

Subjects
Military planning -- Evaluation, Ballistic missile defenses -- Management -- Evaluation, Government, Political science, Science and technology, Company business management, Management, Evaluation
Abstract

While Americans probably are unaware of it, the country already has two defensive systems against attacks from ballistic missiles, the Pentagon's former weapons testing chief said. Speaking at the annual [...]

Published
2002

86. Panama: digging a U.S. hole

Author

Szulc, Tad

Subjects
Panama -- Political aspects, Armed forces in foreign countries, American -- Panama, Military planning -- Evaluation
Published
1989

87. 2003: Hang on for a fast ride-analysis

Author

Ahearn, Dave

Subjects
North Korea -- Military aspects, North Korea -- International relations, Iraq -- Military aspects, Iraq -- Political aspects, Defense spending -- Forecasts and trends, War -- Planning, Military planning -- Evaluation, Market trend/market analysis, Company business planning, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

The author presents a forecast of military spending, pending military campaigns, and international politics for 2003. Topics include pending war with Iraq, defense spending budgets, and foreign relations with North Korea.

Published
2003

88. No framework for transformation from Sea Power 21, analysts says

Author

Morris, Jefferson

Subjects
United States. Navy -- Planning, United States. Congress -- Reports, Military planning -- Evaluation, Strategic planning (Business) -- Usage, Aerospace and defense industries, Business
Abstract

The author examines criticisms of the U.S. Navy's strategic framework for the 21st century. Representatives of the Congressional Research Service of the Library of Congress says the strategic plan is lacking in projections of naval forces abroad, use of of force to protect deployed forces, and deployment of command-and-control functions.

Published
2002

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