Tag: Theory of War and Strategy
HUMAN SHIELDS AND PERFIDY: ADDRESSING ILLEGAL CONDUCT IN OPERATIONS
Misusing protected persons in war presents real and present challenges in the Middle East ...
RELIVING THE CIVIL WAR THROUGH BATTLEFIELD STAFF RIDES
It’s natural to ask what can we gain from this ‘old war’? … You ...
LEARNING PAINFUL LESSONS FROM AFGHANISTAN
Conflicts, both in Afghanistan as well as at home, will continue to have both ...
REMOTE WARFARE & RISKS OF RELYING ON LOCAL FORCES
‘Is Remote Warfare Cheaper?’ ‘So that’s a really hard question to answer. … We ...
BEYOND THUCYDIDES: HERODOTUS, XENOPHON & UNDERSTANDING WAR (GREAT STRATEGISTS)
What if we spent one day on Herodotus, one day on Thucydides, and one ...
*SECOND* BEST FIELD ARMY COMMANDER: WHITEBOARD RESPONSE
attributes essential for field army command: professional competence, courage (physical and moral), initiative, self-confidence, ...
JOHN WARDEN AND THE ENEMY AS A SYSTEM (GREAT STRATEGISTS)
The great benefit of looking at John Warden’s system is that it [employed] effects-based ...
WE NEED AN AI-BASED ENEMY ANALYSIS TOOL … NOW!
Right now, AI programs struggle to beat capable human adversaries, but it is only ...
WHAT DO YOU DO WITH FORCE AFTER YOU WIN?
We don’t have a sophisticated genre about what do militaries do in the wake ...
A ‘BIG DATA’ APPROACH TO WINNING THE ASYMMETRIC FIGHT
Fundamentally in asymmetric conflicts, the struggle is over information that comes from the [local] ...
JOHN BOYD AND THE “OODA” LOOP (GREAT STRATEGISTS)
The OODA loop kinda represents how … humans and organizations learn, grow, and survive ...
THE *SECOND* BEST FIELD ARMY COMMANDER — A WHITEBOARD
Destroying enemy armies provides the best litmus test for ranking great army commanders Who’s ...
REMEMBERING WORLD WAR I: WHITEBOARD RESPONSE (PART 2)
Planners for future wars must in the next war push the boundaries of where ...
REMEMBERING WORLD WAR I: WHITEBOARD RESPONSE (PART 1)
‘if only the politicians had let us do our jobs’ remains a powerful military ...
DOCUMENTS CAN LIE, TOO: THE “LESSONS” OF HISTORY (PART 3)
You cannot help but approach your sources from your own experiences and backgrounds Our ...
JUDGES, NOT LAWYERS: THE “LESSONS” OF HISTORY (PART 2)
You cannot help but approach your sources from your own experiences and backgrounds Our ...
“HISTORY TEACHES US” NOTHING: THE “LESSONS” OF HISTORY (PART 1)
HISTORY IS NOT A BOX OF FACTS, IT IS A STATE OF MIND History ...
REMEMBERING WORLD WAR I: A WHITEBOARD
Men and women of all races and backgrounds were transformed by the war, whether ...
HALLOWEEN WHITEBOARD: THE UNDEAD GENERALS, PART 1
she laid her hand upon this nation, this corpse, and it rose and followed ...
WHITEBOARD RESPONSE: DOES ‘BROADENING’ WORK?
Broadening experiences are essential to the development of Army leaders—both Officer and Enlisted Thanks ...
