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Meet Your Branch Magazine: ARMOR, the Army’s Oldest Professional Journal

Dave Daigle | 12.12.23 | Commentary & Analysis

Editor’s note: The launch of the Harding Project signaled an important effort, backed by the...

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Strengthening the Profession: A Call to All Army Leaders to Revitalize Our Professional Discourse

General Randy George, General Gary Brito and Sergeant Major of the Army Michael Weimer | 09.11.23 | Commentary & Analysis

Today our Army finds itself in an interwar period. We do not know when it will end, and so the...

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Winning the First Fight: Experimenting with Army Special Operations Forces’ Contributions in Large-Scale Combat Operations

Richard Fetters, Brigid Hickman, Ryan Jones and Josh Reed | 08.09.24 | Commentary & Analysis

As the US Army embraces the challenges articulated in the 2022 National Defense Strategy, its...

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Warfighting from Ship to Shore and Beyond: Why Amphibious Operations Still Matter

Timothy Heck, Brett Friedman and Walker Mills | 03.18.24 | Commentary & Analysis

Marines have long been mythologized as an elite fighting force. Richard Harding Davis’s famously...

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Master Sergeant Half-Mast and the Scrolling Soldier: A Proposal to Renew PS Magazine

Theo Lipsky | 01.26.24 | Commentary & Analysis

PS Magazine, the Army’s soon-shuttering preventive maintenance magazine, has taught American...

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