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The United States Army Dependents Schools in Germany
… an attempt to educate all of its citizens. The United. States government realizes that the service personnel work better and are happier if their families can be with them. The men that make the laws also know that their children must be educated, hence this great overseas school system was …
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THE LOGISTICS OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY, 1812–1821
… and transportation of supplies for the U.S. Army proved to be the most intractable military problem of the War of 1812. Logistics became the bane of successive secretaries of war and field commanders, and of the soldiers who fought the British and Canadian troops, and their native allies. …
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Communities rule : intra-service politics in the United States Army
… between competing communities (e.g., the German Army of the interwar period); a single monarchical community dominating a service (e.g., the U.S. Air Force); and an oligarchy of communities controlling a service (e.g., the U.S. Army). In the latter two patterns, doctrinal developments, …
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United States Army Elite Forces and the Global War on Terrorism
… 11, 2001 constituted an act of war against the United States. The perpetrators of these attacks against American symbols of military and economic might, which resulted in the death of over three thousand people, were not under the orders of a foreign government but rather a terrorist …
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"A History of the United States Army Band ""Pershing's Own"", 1945--2000"
The organization that L. Bryan Shelburne, Jr. inherited in 1990 was constituted essentially as it is today, and only minor changes were made to the unit's structure. In 1997, however, 10 Master Sergeant (E8) positions were cut. Under Shelburne, the band performed internationally in Turkey, Sweden, …
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Establishing A Theatrical Arts Program For Children On A United States Army Post
U.S. Army service members' children are confronted with continuous relocation. For this reason, many army posts have established family oriented services which cater to some of the needs unique to army dependent children. Many posts provide families with programs provide families with programs such …
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Architecting the future telebehavioral health system of care in the United States Army
… learning and best practice sharing across the Army TH enterprise. 7. MEDCOM Telehealth Service line shall collaborate with other Army governance organizations to develop a mobile health strategy and pilot projects for the Army enterprise.
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Developing a Fuzzy Expert System to Examine Hazard Analysis in The United States Army
… between second lieutenants in the US Army who view risk in a similar manner and if so, which are the most significant. A study was conducted using in-group surveys of 72 second lieutenants receiving training in Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course (IBOLC). The participants were …
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The Army's Orphans: The United States Army Replacement System in the European Campaign, 1944-1945
Military historians have been debating the U.S. Army's World War II replacement system for decades, but no one has completed a detailed study of the War Department's policies and practice. Authors have focused primarily on how combat units overcame the system's limitations, but they have not …
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Plans and planes: United States Army aviation in American colour-coded war plans, 1920-1939
… of modern warfare. During the interwar period, United States Army war planning staffs understood the essentiality of air power in any future war and intentionally integrated it into the colour-coded war plans created and maintained between 1920 and 1939. This thesis examines the extent United …
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Writing to think: a pilot program teaching writing to United States Army War College Fellows
… of Texas hosts several Fellows from the United States Army War College Fellowship. The Fellows are senior Army officers selected for a year of education in a non-military setting. In response to weaknesses in Fellow writing and in an effort to better understand policy implementation, the …
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A systems approach to leadership and soldier health and discipline in the United States Army
The United States Army is entering a period of strategic reset after more than a decade of intense combat operations. One of the most critical areas of this reset is ensuring the health and discipline of the force remains intact. There are factors, both health and discipline, which drive high-risk …
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John Bruce, Jr. : a Sixty-Nine Year Leadership Journey Throughout Change in the United States Army
<p>Problem and Purpose</p> <p>The U.S. Army has changed radically in the 68 years since World War II ended, from uniforms to vehicles, from weaponry to organizational changes. While still the Army, its workforce has changed greatly in gender, ethnic, and age composition. John Bruce, Jr. saw many of …
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The Effects of Inadequate Training on Knowledge Management Systems: Retention Crisis of Captains in the United States Army
… research explores the relationship between the United States Army’s communication strategy in knowledge management for officers and the desires of captains to continue serving beyond their service obligation. Amidst the current retention crisis (Winkie, 2023) at the captain rank, blame often …
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Geo-demographic analysis in support of the United States Army Reserve (USAR) unit positioning and quality assessment model (UPQUAM)
… early 1990's and the demise of the Cold War, the United States Army active and reserve forces have undergone dramatic restructuring. The Active component was reduced in size from 18 active divisions down to today's total of ten-a force cut of approximately 300,000 soldiers. Additionally, the …
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Remaking the Alaska-Yukon Borderlands: The North-West Mounted Police, the United States Army, and the Klondike Gold Rush
… When the North-West Mounted Police and the United States Army first arrived in the region in 1894 and 1897, the Alaska-Yukon borderlands was largely a borderless region, with miners, merchants, and transportation companies crossing the unmarked Alaska-Yukon border without interference. As …
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Earning their wings: accidents and fatalities in the United States Army Air Forces during flight training in World War Two
This study analyzes the effect of the Army Air Forces’ wartime experience on the selection and training of aviation cadets and the steps taken by the Army Air Forces to reduce the number of accidents and fatalities. Over the course of the war, the US Army Air Forces suffered over 54,000 accidents …
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