Over the last several weeks War Room has run a 7-part series of articles that have examined how professional military education should be designed. In this final article of...
PME Competencies
Adapt or perish. In the face of rapid technological innovation, militaries must keep pace to maintain their edge. Vicky Karyoti emphasizes that cutting-edge technology is useless without a trained...
Jeff Reilly and Katrine Lund-Hansen argue that professional military education (PME) needs to adapt to the changing landscape of maneuver warfare by embracing Multi-Domain Operations (MDO). More than...
In today's security landscape, is it possible that the greatest threats come from actions that fall below the threshold of open warfare? These actions, known as hybrid threats, include...
In a world of evolving warfare, professional military education (PME) needs to adapt as well. While the current focus is on great power conflict, the importance of irregular warfare...
In today's complex security environment, militaries rarely operate independently. The joint-service approach to military education and training has been the norm since the 1980s, recognizing the importance of preparing...
In an era of joint military operations, focusing officer education on a single service might seem counterintuitive. However, this approach provides a strong foundation in operational planning and...
WHAT ARE THE OPTIONS? A COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT APPROACH FOR PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION
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The global security landscape is rapidly evolving, pushing militaries away from low-intensity conflicts and pulling them back towards preparing for major combat operations. This shift, reminiscent of the late...