Fields of Battle and Fields of Friendly Strife: The Link between Competitive Sports and Performance in War
During World War II, General George C. Marshall, the chief of staff of the US Army, sought an...
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John Spencer and Liam Collins | 09.28.23
During World War II, General George C. Marshall, the chief of staff of the US Army, sought an...
Read MoreIain King | 09.27.23
There’s no shortage of lessons from Iraq. The last twenty years have seen documentaries, books,...
Read MoreZachary Griffiths | 09.26.23
Editor’s note: This is the first of a series of profiles of Army authors—individuals who worked to...
Read MoreLena Trabucco | 09.21.23
Flying high above a near-future battlefield, an AI-enabled MQ-9 Reaper drone alerts operators that...
Read MorePatrick Sullivan | 09.19.23
The recent removal of Ukraine’s defense minister reminds us of an important, if uncomfortable,...
Read MoreLumpy Lumbaca | 09.14.23
Deterrence has failed. The People’s Liberation Army has invaded and occupied Taiwan. Just like...
Read MorePeter Schrijver | 09.12.23
In early August 2023, residents of Russian-annexed Crimea received phone calls containing a...
Read MoreToday our Army finds itself in an interwar period. We do not know when it will end, and so the...
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