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Lessons Learned in Leadership

Wednesday, March 10th, 2010

As much as I don't like using the term, I am a leader. I am currently responsible for 41 Soldiers in my Infantry Platoon and everything that we do, whether it be a success or an utter failure falls upon me. This is the burden of any leader in the ...

Social Media Policy from the DoD

Monday, March 1st, 2010

The DoD released on Friday new guidelines for the use of social media in the Armed Forces. This is an enormous landmark in the progress that the DoD has taken to be proactive in its efforts to communicate with the public and to allow service members the ability and tools ...

Multicam Uni’s for OEF

Tuesday, February 23rd, 2010

With the Sec Army's decision last week to field multicam uniforms to units conducting combat operations an important tactical step was taken. The current Army Combat Uniform was a practical step forward in improving the older BDU.  However, given the operating environment of Afghanistan units in the special warfare side ...

MARJAH offensive clearing the way for the future

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Operation Moshtarak in Marjah, Afghanistan is strategic to the overall long term victory in Afghanistan. Within the clearing operations in killing and removing the Taliban from the 80,000 citizen town, will be safeguarding the very civilians the insurgents are hiding between.  According to the Afghan Brigade Commander who is teamed ...

Budget Time for the DOD: Fight the wars or go for Congressional votes?

Thursday, February 4th, 2010

With the release of the President's 2011 Department of Defense Budget, the Secretary is on the offensive for the right reason. With the overall budget at $708 billion and $159 tabbed for supporting operations in Afghanistan, it’s up to Congress now to do the right thing and not push thru the ...

Troop Surge to Afghanistan and Politics

Monday, December 14th, 2009

Having heard from the President directly about the surge of troops to Afghanistan the politics surrounding the decision are coming to light. On countless talk shows the President and his team are waging their own war of words regarding his decision to grow ISAF as per General McChrystal's request for ...

Afghan Troop Surge/Delayed Decisions and Thanksgiving

Monday, November 23rd, 2009

The New York times this week under the Asia and Pacific section had a 3 track article which published details of the proposed troop surge plans on the desk of the President and his National Security Team. In the article were the detailed plans for multiple troop increase solutions proposed ...

Fort Hood and Veterans Day

Tuesday, November 10th, 2009

To all- I apologize for not having written much lately been traveling a bit and the flu knocked me down for a few but I'm back. The attack at Fort Hood as General Casey put it was definitely a kick in the Gut for the Army and for all the ...

Sitting in an MATV….

Monday, October 19th, 2009

I was afforded the opportunity to spend some time in an MATV last week while at the Annual Meeting of the AUSA. I have a couple of observations about the vehicle and feeling my way thru it that I think those who might be riding in them in the next ...

What are we gonna do about the M-4 Carbine

Tuesday, October 13th, 2009

The M-4 has become the designated weapon of choice for the United States Army since combat operations have demanded a modular carbine in Operations Iraqi and Enduring Freedom. Much of the focus and shift has been on the full functionality of the M-4 as a platform for added on items ...

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