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Is the Department of Defense (DOD) producing the best joint warfighters possible? During strategic competition that increasingly ebbs toward conflict, joint warfighting and joint warfighter development are more important than [...]

Major powers are active across all strategic domains--including space and cyberspace--and possess multiple tools of national power to realize their leadership's core objectives. In turn, the present geopolitical competition among [...]

Changing the curriculum of any senior Service college (SSC) is never taken lightly. Over time and with care and experience, the commandant, dean, and associate deans craft a well-balanced mix [...]

No surprise. I am a big fan of war colleges... particularly the US Army War College (USAWC). The United States needs war colleges, all six and then some, to develop [...]

2022 APR 30 (NewsRx) -- By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Obesity, Fitness & Wellness Week -- Current study results on U.S. Military Medical Research have been published. According [...]

Introduction The operational environment and threats to the United States have evolved drastically since Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom. As a result, the curricula for both the Active [...]

Introduction In the past, the main problem with professional and leader development was that it was limited to a leader or mentor's knowledge. With limitations to their knowledge came biased [...]

RMC TRAINS OFFICER cadets for all branches of the military. In the summer before school starts, first-year cadets normally begin their basic military occupational qualification training--which includes drills, first aid [...]

Information and communication technologies are acknowledged as enablers and the core arsenal of military capabilities, functions, and operations. (1) An increasing number of nations pursue improved fluency and agility of [...]

Abstract: Parameter's Editorial Board Member Anna Simons responds to the preceding article in this issue, 'Intellectual Capital: A Case for Cultural Change.' ********* I am all for Spain, Banks, and [...]

[ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] When I had a 45-minute conversation with a senior Department of Defense official about the Pentagon's new Minerva initiative, I found that Project Camelot was on his mind [...]

IN THE ARMY Cadet world, a new summer program has surfaced. Since the inception of the Army Cadet's Voyage in History (also referred to The Army Cadet's Battlefield Tour), three [...]

Byline: GN Bureau India is poised to attain its coveted place on global aviation arena as one among top three largest aviation market says civil aviation secretary Union minister for [...]

Monterey, California, is a national treasure nestled below sloping hills of pine forest on the shores of Monterey Bay. The waters of the bay are crystal clear and are inhabited [...]

As deployments in the Middle East begin to subside after a decade of continuous combat operations, the U.S. Army naturally is shifting its posture to prepare for future conflict. Strategically, [...]

The Defense Acquisition University is preparing to launch three new 400-level courses that will enhance its existing series of acquisition (ACQ series) courses: ACQ450-Leading People in the Acquisition Environment; ACQ451-Integrated [...]

By now, all of us should know and understand that Intermediate Level Education (ILE) is the third tier of the Officer Education System, and it is linked directly to Army [...]

The Fort Meade Defense Information School (DINFOS) in Maryland is a training ground for potential broadcasters in the military. To cover its curriculum of teaching radio and TV production, DINFOS has four TV studios and six radio stations.

Byline: Nadine Joseph Welcome to San Luis Rey, a coastal city with multiple terrorist targets, where a smallpox threat may lead to forced quarantine. This is not a new videogame. [...]

The Joint Center for Lessons Learned (JCLL), which serves as the DOD executive agent for the joint lessons learned program (JLLP), enables the resolution of joint issues and shares knowledge [...]

Round, round, we get around ... With apologies to the Beach Boys, but ASMC certification staff members do get around! During the first of CY2000 (the real new millennium, so [...]

Editorial Abstract: A crucial part of Air Force education in leadership occurs at Squadron Officer College (SOC), located at Air University, Maxwell Air Force Base (AFB), Alabama. This article explores [...]

AcqSim -- Capstone of DSMC's New PMT-302N N Course, Now Under Development Warfighters from all branches of service constantly prepare themselves and their equipment for real-world situations by evaluation and [...]

A 'How to' in Self Development The Defense Systems Management College Advanced Program Management Course (APMC), the College's premier course offering since its beginnings as the 20-week Program Management Course [...]

DSMC is proud to claim Army Lt. Gen. Paul Kern as a 1982 alumnus of its former 20-week Program Management Course (now renamed the 14-week Advanced Program Management Course). In [...]

Students from DSMC's 14-week Advanced Program Management Course (APMC 00-1) recently visited the world's largest bowling company, AME, Inc., as part of a Manufacturing Management class assignment. AME, located in [...]

NELLIS AIR FORCE BASE, Nev. (AFPN, Oct. 21, 1999) - The U.S. Air Force Weapons School B-1 Division at Ellsworth Air Force Base, S.D., now exposes upcoming aircrew instructors to [...]

Our education efforts provide a force multiplier in our effort to develop and advance the shared values, standards, and attributes that define our Profession of Arms. However, much is changing [...]

Today, the United States enjoys an overwhelming qualitative advantage not only in our fielded capabilities but also in our cognitive approach to our duties; sustaining and increasing this advantage will [...]

The US Patriot force performed heroically during the advance on Baghdad in 2003, intercepting and destroying every Iraqi ballistic missile that threatened friendly forces. However, the complex and highly fluid [...]

The areas of change and enhancements for Command and Staff College (CSC) and the School of Advanced Warfighting (SAW) are examined. The changed curriculum is so designed to enable graduates to emerge as more highly skilled warfighters and proficient planners, for success against whatever threats 21st century brings.

The Marine Aircraft Group 29 syllabus and the professional military education (PME) syllabus will prepare the field grade officers to fight the global war on terrorism. The seminar events listed in the Table 1 along with readings will help the deployments in Iraq and other countries to fight the war against terrorism.

CDFMs Top 2,000 As of the end of fiscal year 2004 (September 30, 2004), 2,190 persons had successfully completed all three Certified Defense Finance Managers test modules and were awarded [...]

AGM-65 Maverick Primary function: Air-to-surface television or infrared guided missile. Dimensions: Length 8 ft. 2 in., diameter 12 in., wingspan 2 ft. 4 in. Speed: Classified. Range: Classified. AGM-88A/B/C High-speed [...]