In war, smaller nations are often at a disadvantage. Their militaries are typically designed for defense, not...
Garri Hendell
Garri Benjamin Hendell has served in the Army National Guard since 2004. He has completed three overseas deployments to the Middle East, four overseas training missions to Europe, and in 2022-2023 served as S3 of the brigade task force responsible for supporting the Customs and Border Protection agency with land forces. Currently assigned as the Red Team Chief on the 28th Infantry Division staff, he recently received the federal order facilitating his promotion to lieutenant colonel. His civilian work includes stints as an attorney, an investigator, and as a Department of the Army branch chief.
For any organization to operate in a coherent, unified manner, there must be a shared philosophy of...
Garri Hendell has written several articles for us before and each of them was a bit controversial,...
Our long-time readers may remember an article we published titled New Recruits Get Two Blankets; Mobilizing Reservists,...
Force management and recruiting discussions in the U.S. defense sphere often devolve to the question of national...
What does it mean to keep the peace? Well, since World War II keeping the peace internationally...
The Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Secretary of Defense testified recently before the...
No amount of strategy, operational art, or tactics can overcome a lack of national will In the...
Process and organization are merely the context within which the real, human, work of leadership occurs. West...
That there should be a connection between unit morale and combat effectiveness seems perfectly obvious. Why, then,...