Our long-time readers may remember an article we published titled New Recruits Get Two Blankets; Mobilizing Reservists, One. At release it generated quite a bit of conversation. Well, the...
Year: 2023
It's time for another episode about the U.S. Army War College's Distance Education program. COL Heather Smigowski, Chair of the Department of Distance Education, is back in the studio...
Historical Mindedness is a form of reasoning that deals with historical material and present-day problems and it is woven throughout the U.S. Army War College curriculum. It doesn't predict...
For more than one hundred years there were three recognized domains in military conflict: land, maritime and air. In the two last decades after significant debate, the cyber and...
Oral comprehensives at the U.S. Army War College have become a rite of passage in the last decade. A shared trial testing students' comprehension of the lessons of the...
Tom Galvin is back in the studio for another episode of "How Should the Army Run?" He's joined today by Doug "Muddy" Waters to talk about how the Army...
Bernard Fall was a man of many talents. A veteran of both the French resistance and Free French Army during World War II, an award-winning journalist and author, an...
It's time for another episode of On Writing. A BETTER PEACE welcomes Tami Biddle to the studio to discuss her newest history project, Taking Command: The United States at...
WAR ROOM welcomes back Lou Beres to examine how Clausewitz's concept of friction can help U.S. policy makers and strategists develop effective plans in the face of Russia's nuclear...
In 1997, the U.S. Army War College produced the first edition of How the Army Runs (HTAR), a reference handbook that documented and explained the processes and organization of...
"What if?" It's a powerful question that can be an incredible tool. As a tool for intelligence analysts, "what if" helps suspend disbelief and free us from cognitive biases....