How do we better train our soldiers for modern conflict? From realism in our computer simulations to ongoing resource constraints, training our junior officers is critical to our future military success in an increasingly complex world. No longer is it enough to simply train cadets how to carry out raids or ambushes. From Somalia to […]
Lt. Gen. (Ret) Mark Hertling served thirty-seven years in the US Army and retired after serving as the commanding general of US Army Europe and the Seventh Army. In September 2013, Hertling was appointed by President Barack Obama to serve on the President's Council on Fitness, Sports, and Nutrition. At this MWI Speaker Series event, […]
Brig. Gen. Imre Porkoláb, Hungarian Defense Forces, is NATO's Supreme Allied Commander Transformation's liaison officer to the US Department of Defense. At this MWI Speaker Series event, he will discuss NATO's "persistent federated approach" to fighting in the "gray zone."
This event will be classified SECRET//NOFORN Lt. Gen. Scott Miller is currently the commander of Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC). He has commanded at every rank from captain to lieutenant general, to include combat tours in Somalia, Afghanistan, and Iraq, as well as support for contingency operations in Bosnia and Latin America. Prior to his arrival […]
In this MWI Speaker Series event, Brig. Gen. Peter L. Jones will discuss Russia's "New Generation Warfare" doctrine, its impact on the operating environment, and what it means for the US Army training to fight and win tomorrow's wars. Brig. Gen. Jones is currently the commandant of the Infantry School at the Maneuver Center of […]