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Advances in Predeployment Culture Training: U.S. Marine Corps Ap- The Decisive Weapon: A Brigade Combat Team Commander’s
proach, Barak A. Salmoni (Nov-Dec): 79 Perspective on Information Operations, COL Ralph O. Baker, USA
Advising Iraqis: Building the Iraqi Army, LTC Carl D. Grunow, USA (May-Jun): 13
(Jul-Aug): 8 Developing Warrior Lawyers: Why It’s Time to Create a Joint Services
The All-Volunteer Army: Can We Still Claim Success? MG Walter L. Law of War Academy, LTC Geoffrey S. Corn, USA, Retired (May-
Stewart Jr., ARNG, Retired (Jul-Aug): 101 Jun): 97
American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2 A Dragon in the Andes? China, Venezuela, and U.S. Energy Security,
Daniel P. Erikson (Jul-Aug): 83
Anatomy of aS uccessful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the
Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2
Are the Maras Overwhelming Governments in Central America? Steven
C. Boraz, Ph.D. and Thomas C. Bruneau, Ph.D. (Nov-Dec): 36 The Expeditionary Sailor in the War on Terror, CPT J. Lee Johnson,
USN, Retired (Sep-Oct): 96
The Army’s New TRADOC Culture Center, MAJ Remi Hajjar, USA
(Nov-Dec): 89 F
Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab Insurgency, Michael Eisenstadt and Jeffrey
White (May-Jun): 33 Family and Future: Five Assignments for Future Leaders, U.S. Repre-
sentative Ike Skelton (Jul-Aug): 2
Assurance about Afghan PA Article, LTC Charles W. Ricks, USA,
Retired (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120 Full-Spectrum Analysis: A New Way of Thinking for a New World,
Adrian Wolfberg (Jul-Aug): 35
Attacking Insurgent Space: Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction,
COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 51
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Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned from
Operations in East Africa, MAJ Christopher H. Varhola, USAR, and German Support, Jiirgen Weidemann, Ph.D.: (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
COL Laura R. Varhola, USA (Nov-Dec): 73
Getting West Point Back on Mission, GEN William R. Richardson,
Aylwin-Foster Misunderstands Nagl’s Army, Professor JanineA . Dav- USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 69
idson (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Great Captains of Chaos, COL James K. Greer, USA (LETTERS)
(May-Jun): 120
The Great Captains of Chaos: Developing Adaptive Leaders, MAJ F.
John Burpo, USA (Jan-Feb): 64
Battlefield Victories and Strategic Success: The Path Forward in Iraq,
LTC Chris Gibson, USA (Sep-Oct): 47
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Bolivia at the Crossroads: December 2005, Kent Eaton, Ph.D. (Mar-
Apr): 76 Healthy Attitude, Philip H. King (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Bombing during the 1980’s: The
Cc rheological, Political, and Operational Development of aN ew Tactic,
CPT Daniel Isaac Helmer, USA (Jul-Aug): 71
Castro’s Tactics of Control in Cuba, José Ramon Ponce Solozabal he Human Terrain System: A CORDS for the 21st Century , Jacob
(Jul-Aug): 90 Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow; and
The Changing National Training Center, BG Robert W. Cone, USA CPT Don Smith III, USA (Sep-Oct): 8
(May-Jun): 70
China’s Presence in Latin America: A View on Security from the i
Southern Cone, ADM Alejandro Kenny, Argentine Navy, Retired
Integrating an Engineer Platoon within a Combined Arms Team, MAJ
(Sep-Oct): 60
Mark T. Martinez, USA (Mar-Apr): 108
China’s Strategies in Latin America, Francois Lafargue, Ph.D. (May-
Intelligent Design: COIN Operations and Intelligence Collection and
Jun): 80
Analysis, MAJ Dan Zeytoonian, USA, and others (Sep-Oct): 30
Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America, ThomasC . Bruneau,
It’s Time for a New Round of OER Reform, LTC Dennis P. Chapman,
Ph.D., and MG Richard B. Goeize Jr., USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Sep-
ARNG (Sep-Oct): 100
Oct): 67
Clouds and Arrows: Visualizing the Dynamics of Transformation, LTC K
Scott Stephenson, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 95
Coalition Interoperability: ABCA’s New Focus, GEN Richard A. Cody, Knowing the Rules: Planning Considerations for NATO Operations,
USA, and LTC Robert L. Maginnis, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 65 LTC David M. Toczek, USA (Jan-Feb): 59
Combat Motivation, COL Fernando Rodrigues-Goulart, Army of Brazil Kudo for IO, Joel K. Harding (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
(Nov-Dec): 93
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Control Roaming Dogs: Governance Operations in Future Conflict,
MAJ Troy Thomas, USAF (Jan-Feb): 78 Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq, LTC
CORDS /Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA
Future, Dale Andrade, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, (Mar-Apr): 71
Shoeseineeeeaeneneestaeeneaamenesieeteriniaeemeneeea ePh.D. ( Mar-Apr): 9 Laurels from 4F/, Thomas Donnelly, Editor, Armed Forces Journal
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes, (LETTERS) (May-Jun): 120
USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18 The Leadership Battlebook: A Practical Approach to Leader Self-
Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in Development, LTC Ted A. Thomas, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS)
Africa, COL Henri Bore, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108 (Sep-Oct): 109
109
Leading Change: Could a Joint OER Be the Catalyst of Army Transtor-
mation? MAJ Marshall V. Ecklund, USA (Jan-Feb): 71
Reconstitution of aH eavy Division: Ist AD Prepares for War, MAJ
Learning Counterinsurgency: Observations from Soldiering in Iraq,
Kevin J. Rants, USA (Jan-Feb): 45
LTG David H. Petraeus, USA (Jan-Feb): 2
Reserve Component Mobilization: Improving Accountability, Ef-
The Literature behind Venezuelan Bolivarianism, Domingo Irwin,
fectiveness, and Efficiency, LTC Dennis P. Chapman, ARNG (May-
Ph.D., and Luis Alberto Butto (Mar-Apr): 82 Jun): 90
Responding to Bolivian Democracy: Avoiding the Mistakes of Early
U.S. Cuban Policy, Waltraud Queiser Morales, Ph.D. (Jul-Aug): 27
Massing Effects in the Information Domain—A Case Study in Aggres-
Revisiting CORDS: The Need for Unity of Effort to Secure Victory in
sive Information Operations, LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA; LTC Mark Iraq, MAJ Ross Coffey, USA (Mar-Apr): 24
W. Garrett, USA; LTC James E. Hutton, USA; and LTC Timothy W.
Bush, USA (May-Jun): 2
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Military Planning for a Middle East Stockpiled with Nuclear Weapons,
Richard Russell, Ph.D. (INSIGHTS) (Nov-Dec): 97 The Second Learning Revolution, MG Robert H. Scales, USA, Retired
Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and (Jan-Feb): 37
Developing a National Strategy, Sarah Sewall (INSIGHTS) (Sep- Sharp Pens Sharpen Swords: Writing for Professional Publications,
Oct): 103 COL John M. Collins, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (May-Jun): 109
The Modular Force: Division Operations, LTC Telford E. Crisco Jr., Should We Rethink How We Do OPORDs? Robert R. Hoffman, Ph.D.,
USA (Jan-Feb): 95 and COL Lawrence G. Shattuck, USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 100
Soldiering in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach, LTC Robert
H.E. Gooren, Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 54
NATO: Rewarding Service in the Alliance, MG Rick Lynch ,USA, and
Soldiers in the Public Square: The Legacy of the Newburgh Conspiracy,
LTC Phillip Cuccia, USA (Jan-Feb): 54 LTC Dennis P. Chapman, ARNG (Jan-Feb): 101
Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Principles of War for the 21st Century,
So You Want to Be an Adviser, BG Daniel P. Bolger, USA (Mar-Apr): 2
BG Charles J. Dunlap Jr., USAF (Mar-Apr): 42
Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting, LTG Larry J. Dodgen, USA
Networks: Terra Incognita and the Case for Ethnographic Intelligence, (Jan-Feb): 86
LTC Fred Renzi, USA (Sep-Oct): 16
Statistics, Real Estate, and the Principles of War: Why There is No Uni-
The Nine Principles of Combined Arms Action in a Counterinsur-
fied Theory of War, Jan S. Breemer, Ph.D. (Sep-Oct): 84
gency Environment, LTC Adrian Bogart III, USA (INSIGHTS)
(Mar-Apr): 112 Strategic Aspects of Counterinsurgency, COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA,
Retired (Mar-Apr): 35
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The Objective Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of
Political Competition, Montgomery McFate, Ph.D., J.D., and Andrea Telling the Afghan Military Story, LTC Pamela Keeton, USAR, Retired
V. Jackson (Jan-Feb): 13 (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
Offense Wins Wars, COL Thomas X. Hammes, USMC, Retired (LET- Telling the Afghan Military Story...Their Way, LTC Charles W. Ricks,
TERS) (Jan-Feb): 118 USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 88
Officership in the Iraqi Armed Forces, MG Mohammed Najmuddin Thanks to LTC Kilcullen, LTC B. Scott Marley, India Base, Iraq (LET-
Zenulden Nqshbande, Iraqi Army (May-Jun): 52 TERS) (Nov-Dec): 120
OIF Phase IV: A Planner’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, COL TRADOC Commander’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, GEN Wil-
Kevin C.M. Benson, USA (Mar-Apr): 61 liam S. Wallace, USA (Mar-Apr) 117
Operation Unified Assistance: Tsunami Transitions, LTC James Daniel, Training Indigenous Security Forces at the Upper End of the
USA (Jan-Feb): 50 Counterinsurgency Spectrum, COL John R. Martin, USA, Retired
Organizing Intelligence for Counterinsurgency, Kyle Teamey and LTC (Nov-Dec): 58
Jonathan Sweet, USA (Sep-Oct): 24 Transforming Army Intelligence, LTG John F. Kimmons, USA (Nov-
Osama bin Laden’s Global Jihad: Myth and Movement, COL John W. Dec): 69
Jandora, USMC Reserves, Retired (Nov-Dec): 41 “Twenty-Eight Articles”: Fundamentals of Company-level Counterin-
Our Achilles’ Heel: Language Skills, MAJ John W. Davis, USAR, surgency, LTC David Kilcullen, Ph.D., Australian Army (INSIGHTS)
Retired (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110 (May-Jun) 103
Our Strategic Intelligence Problem, LTC Ralph Peters, USA, Retired
(INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112 U
P Unit Immersion in Mosul: Establishing Stability in Transition, MAJ
Paul T. Stanton, USA (Jul-Aug): 60
Personnel Recovery in a Non-Major Theater of War: A Paradigm Shift, USAF Relevance in the 21st Century: A First-Quarter Team in a Four-
MAJ Scott Peters, USA, Retired (May-Jun): 85 Quarter Game, MAJ Andrew S. Kovich, USAF (Jul-Aug) 43
Political Islam in West Africa and the Sahel, Ricardo Laremont, Ph.D., U.S. National Security Policy: Framing an Authentic Preemptive Strat-
and Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D. (Jan-Feb): 27 egy in the 21st Century, MAJ Todd Schmidt, USA (Sep-Oct): 75
Preparing Field Grade Leaders for Today and Tomorrow, BG Volney
J. Warner, USA, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, Ph.D. Vv
(Jan-Feb): 104
Principles, Imperatives, and Paradoxes of Counterinsurgency, Eliot Vertical Versus Horizontal Media: Using Agenda-Setting and Audi-
Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired; LTC Jan Horvath, USA; ence-Melding to Create Public Information Strategies in the Emerging
and LTC John Nagl, USA (Mar-Apr): 49 Papyrus Society, COL Donald L. Shaw. Ph.D., USA, Retired; Dr.
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera- Bradley J. Hamm; and Thomas C. Terry (Nov-Dec): 13
tions, LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, and ILT Eric D. Chewning, Victory Starts Here! Changing TRADOC to Meet the Needs of the
USA( Jul-Aug): 50 Amny, GEN William S. Wallace, USA (May-Jun): 59
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Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based Op- Why We Need to Reestablish the USIA, Michael J. Zwiebel (Nov-
erations, MAJ Robert Umstead, USAF, and LTC David R. Denhard, Dec): 26
USAF (Sep-Oct): 90
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The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines,
What’s Wrong in Iraq? Or Ruminations of aP achyderm, COL John D. USA (Sep-Oct): 38
Waghelstein, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (Jan-Feb): 112
AUTHOR INDEX .
A Cohen, Eliot; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired; LTC Jan Horvath,
USA; and LTC John Nagl, USA, Principles, Imperatives, and Para-
Andrade, Dale, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, Ph.D., doxes of Counterinsurgency (Mar-Apr): 49
CORDS/Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the
Collins, COL John M., USA, Retired, Sharp Pens Sharpen Swords:
Future (Mar-Apr): 9
Writing for Professional Publications (INSIGHTS) (May-Jun): 109
Cone, BG Robert W., USA, The Changing National Training Center
(May-Jun): 70
Baker, COL Ralph O., USA, The Decisive Weapon: A Brigade Combat
Corn, LTC Geoffrey S., USA, Retired, Developing Warrior Lawyers:
Team Commander’s Perspective on Information Operations (May-
Why It’s Time to Create a Joint Services Law of War Academy (May-
Jun): 13
Jun): 97
Benson, COL Kevin C.M., USA, OIF Phase IV: A Planner’s Reply to
Crane, LTC Conrad, USA, Retired; Eliot Cohen; LTC Jan Horvath,
Brigadier Aylwin-Foster (Mar-Apr): 61
USA; and LTC John Nagl, USA, Principles, Imperatives, and Para-
Bogart, LTC Adrian III, USA, The Nine Principles of Combined Arms doxes of Counterinsurgency (Mar-Apr): 49
Action in a Counterinsurgency Environment (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr):
Crisco, LTC Telford E. Jr., USA, The Modular Force: Division Opera-
112
tions (Jan-Feb): 95
Bolger, BG Daniel P., USA, So You Want to Be an Adviser (Mar-Apr): 2
Cuccia, LTC Phillip, USA, and MG Rick Lynch, USA, NATO: Reward-
Boraz Steven C., Ph.D. and Thomas C. Bruneau, Ph.D., Are the Maras ing Service in the Alliance (Jan-Feb): 54 5
Overwhelming Governments in Central America? (Nov-Dec): 36
Boré, COL Henri, French Army, Retired, Cultural Awareness and Irregu-
lar Warfare: French Army Experience in Africa (Jul-Aug): 108
Daniel, LTC James, USA, Operation Unified Assistance: Tsunami
Breemer, Jan S., Ph.D., Statistics, Real Estate, and the Principles of War: Transitions (Jan-Feb): 50
Why There is No Unified Theory of War (Sep-Oct): 84
Davidson, Professor Janine A., Aylwin-Foster Misunderstands Nagl’s
Bruneau, Thomas C., Ph.D., and MG Richard B. Goetze Jr., USA, Re- Army (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
tired, Ph.D., Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America (Sep-Oct): 67
Davis, MAJ John W., USAR, Retired, Our Achilles’ Heel: Language
_, and Steven C. Boraz, Ph.D., Are the Maras Overwhelming Skills (INISGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110
Governments in Central America? (Nov-Dec): 36
Dempsey, LTC Michael J., USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA,
Burpo, MAJ F. John, USA, The Great Captains of Chaos: Developing Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Leamed in Iraq (Mar-
Adaptive Leaders (Jan-Feb): 64 Apr): 71
Bush, LTC Timothy W., USA, LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA; LTC Mark Denhard, LTC David R., USAF, and MAJ Robert Umstead, USAF,
W. Garrett, USA; and LTC James E. Hutton, USA, Massing Effects in Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based
the Information Domain—A Case Study in Aggressive Information Operations (Sep-Oct): 90
Operations (May-Jun): 2
Dodgen, LTG Larry J., USA, Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting
Butto, Luis Alberto, and Domingo Irwin, Ph.D., The Literature behind (Jan-Feb): 86
Venezuelan Bolivarianism (Mar-Apr): 82
Donnelly, Thomas, Editor, Armed Forces Journal, Laurels from AFJ
(LETTERS) (May-Jun): 120
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Dunlap, BG Charles J. Jr., USAF, Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Princi-
Celeski, COL Joseph D., USA, Retired, Attacking Insurgent Space: ples of War for the 21st Century (Mar-Apr): 42
Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction (Nov-Dec): 51
___, Strategic Aspects of Counterinsurgency (Mar-Apr): 35
Chapman, LTC Dennis P., ARNG, It’s Time for a New Round of OER Eaton, Kent, Ph.D., Bolivia at the Crossroads: December 2005 (Mar-
Reform (Sep-Oct): 100 Apr): 76
____, Reserve Component Mobilization: Improving Accountability, Ecklund, MAJ Marshall V., USA, Leading Change: Could a Joint OER
Effectiveness, and Efficiency (May-Jun): 90 Be the Catalyst of Army Transformation? (Jan-Feb): 71
____, Soldiers in the Public Square: The Legacy of the Newburgh Eisenstadt, Michael, and Jeffrey White, Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab
Conspiracy (Jan-Feb): 101 Insurgency (May-Jun) 33
Chewning, ILT Eric D, USA, and LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, Pro- Erikson, Daniel P., A Dragon in the Andes? China, Venezuela, and U.S.
ducing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Operations Energy Security (Jul-Aug): 83
(Jul-Aug) 50
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AntseeaaienrersaNce = eeee ee rrprl repe narina Ceody, GE N RichardA. , USA, and LTC Robert L. Maginnis, USA, Re-
tired, Coalition Interoperability: ABCA’s New Focus (Nov-Dec): 65 Garrett, LTC Mark W., USA; LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA; LTC James
Coffey, MAJ Ross, USA, Revisiting CORDS: The Need for Unity of E. Hutton, USA, and LTC Timothy W. Bush, USA, Massing Effects
Effort to Secure Victory in Iraq (Mar-Apr): 24 in the Information Domain—A Case Study in Aggressive Information
Operations (May-Jun): 2
MILITARY REVIEW e November-December 2006
Gibson, LTC Chris, USA, Battlefield Victories and Strategic Success: Kimmons, LTG John F., USA, Transforming Army Intelligence (Nov-
The Path Forward in [rag (Sep-Oct): 47 Dec): 69
Goetze, MG Richard B. Jr., USA, Retired, Ph.D., and Thomas C., King, Philip H., Healthy Attitude (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Bruneau, Ph.D., Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America (Sep- Kipp, Jacop, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow;
Oct): 67 and CPT Don Smith Il], USA, The Human Terrain System: ACORDS
Gooren, LTC Robert H.E., Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D., Soldiering for the 21st Century (Sep-Oct): 8
in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach (Mar-Apr): 54 Kovich, MAJ Andrew S., USAF, Relevance in the 21st Century: A First-
Grau, LTC Lester W., USA, Retired; Jacob Kipp, Ph.D.: Karl Prinslow; Quarter Team in a Four-Quarter Game (Jul-Aug): 43
and CPT Don Smith II, USA, The Human Terrain System: ACORDS
for the 21st Century (Sep-Oct): 8 L
Greer, COL James K., USA, Great Captains of Chaos (LETTERS)
Lafargue, Francois, Ph.D., China’s Strategies in Latin America (May-
(May-Jun): 120
Jun): 80
Gregorian, Hrach, Ph.D., and Ricardo Laremont, Ph.D., Political Islam
Laremont, Ricardo, Ph.D., and Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D., Political Islam
in West Africa and the Sahel (Jan-Feb): 27
in West Africa and the Sahel (Jan-Feb): 27
Grunow, LTC Carl D., USA, Advising Iraqis: Building the Iraqi Army
(Jul-Aug): 8 Lynch, MG Rick, USA, and LTC Phillip Cuccia, USA, NATO: Reward-
ing Service in the Alliance (Jan-Feb): 54
Hajjar, MAJ Remi, USA, The Army’s New TRADOC Culture Center,
(Nov-Dec): 89 Maginnis, LTC Robert £.., USA, Retired, and GEN Richard A. Cody,
USA, Coalition Interoperability: ABCA’s New Focus (Nov-Dec): 65
Hamm, Dr. Bradley J., Colonel Donald L. Shaw, Ph.D., USA, Retired,
and Thomas C. Terry, Vertical Versus Horizontal Media: Using Marley, LTC B. Scott, India Base, Iraq, Thanks to LTC Kilcullen,
Agenda-Setting and Audience-Melding to Create Public Information (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120
Strategies in the Emerging Papyrus Society (Nov-Dec): 13 Martin, COL John R., USA, Retired, Training Indigenous Security Forces
Hammes, COL Thomas X., USMC, Retired, Countering Evolved Insur- at the Upper End of the Counterinsurgency Spectrum (Nov-Dec): 58
gent Networks (Jul-Aug): 18 Martinez, MAJ Mark T., USA, Integrating an Engineer Platoon within a
, Offense Wins Wars (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118 Combined Arms Team (Mar-Apr): 108
Harding, Joel K., Kudo for IO (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120 McFate, Montgomery, Ph.D., J.D., and Andrea V. Jackson, The Objec-
tive Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of Political
Helmer, CPT Daniel Isaac, USA, Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Competition (Jan-Feb): 13
Bombing during the 1980’s: The Theological, Political, and Opera-
tional Development of aN ew Tactic (Jul-Aug): 71 Metz, LTG Thomas F., USA; LTC Mark W. Garrett, USA; LTC James
E. Hutton, USA; and LTC Timothy W. Bush, USA, Massing Effects
Hoffman, Robert R., Ph.D., and COL Lawrence G. Shattuck, USA, Reti- in the Information Domain—A Case Study in Aggressive Information
red, Ph.D., Should We Rethink How We Do OPORDs? (Mar-Apr): 100 Operations (May-Jun): 2
Horvath, LTC Jan, USA; Eliot Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Morales, Waltraud Queiser, Ph.D., Responding to Bolivian Democracy:
Retired; and LTC John Nagi, USA, Principles, Imperatives, and Avoiding the Mistakes of Early U.S. Cuban Policy (Jul-Aug): 27
Paradoxes of Counterinsurgency (Mar-Apr): 49
Hutton, LTC James E., USA; LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA: LTC Mark
W. Garrett, USA; and LTC Timothy W. Bush, USA, Massing Effects
in the Information Domain—A Case Study in Aggressive Information Nagl, LTC John, USA; Eliot Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired;
Operations (May-Jun): 2 and LTC Jan Horvath, USA, Principles, Imperatives, and Paradoxes
of Counterinsurgency (Mar-Apr): 49
Ngshbande, MG Mohammed Najmuddin Zenulden, Iraqi Army, Of-
ficership in the Iraqi Armed Forces (May-Jun): 52
Irwin, Domingo, Ph.D., and Luis Alberto Butto, The Literature Behind
Venezuelan Bolivarianism (Mar-Apr): 82
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Ollivant, LTC Douglas A., USA, and ILT Eric D. Chewning, USA,
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera-
Jackson, Andrea V., and Montgomery McFate, Ph.D., J.D., The Objec-
tive Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of Political tions (Jul-Aug): 50
Competition (Jan-Feb): 13 P
Jandora, COL John W., USMC Reserves, Retired, Osama bin Laden’s
Global Jihad: Myth and Movement (Nov-Dec): 41 Peters, LTC Ralph, USA, Retired, Our Strategic Intelligence Problem
Johnson, CPT J. Lee, USN, Retired, The Expeditionary Sailor in the War (INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112
on Terror (Sep-Oct): 96 Peters, MAJ Scott, USA, Retired, Personnel Recovery in a Non-Major
Theater of War: A Paradigm Shift (May-Jun): 85
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Petraeus, LTG David H., USA, Learning Counterinsurgency: Observa-
Keeton, LTC Pamela, USAR, Telling the Afghan Military Story (LET- tions from Soldiering in Irag (Jan-Feb): 2
TERS) (Jul-Aug): 120 Ponce Solozabal, José Ramon, Castro’s Tactics of Contro! in Cuba
(Jul-Aug): 90
Keillor, MAJ Geoftrey D., USA, and LTC Michael J. Dempsey, USA,
Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq (Mar- Prinslow, Karl; Jacob Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired;
Apr): 71 and CPT Don Smith HI, USA, The Human Terrain System: ACORDS
Kenny, ADM Alejandro, Argentine Navy, Retired, China’s Presence in for the 21st Century (Sep-Oct): 8
Latin America: A View on Security from the Southern Cone (Sep-
Oct): 60
Kilcullen, LTC David, Ph.D., Australian Army, “Twenty-Eight Articles” Rants, MAJ Kevin J., USA, Reconstitution of a Heavy Division: Ist AD
Fundamentals of Company-level Counterinsurgency (INSIGHTS) Prepares for War (Jan-Feb): 45
(May-Jun): 103
112
Renzi, LTC Fred, USA, Networks: Terra Incognita and the Case for Thomas, MAJ Troy, USAF, Control Roaming Dogs: Governance
Ethnographic Intelligence (Sep-Oct): 16 Operations in Future Conflict (Jan-Feb): 78
Richardson, GEN William R., USA, Retired, Getting West Point Back Toezek, LTC David M., USA, Knowing the Rules: Planning Considera-
on Mission (Mar-Apr): 69 tions for NATO Operations (Jan-Feb): 59
Ricks, LTC Charles W., USA, Retired, Assurance about Afghan PA
Article (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120 U
Felling the Afghan Military Story... Their Way (Mar-Apr): 88 Umstead, MAJ Robert, USAF, and LTC David R. Denhard, USAF,
Rodrigues-Goulart, COL Fernando, Army of Brazil, Combat Motivation Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based
(Nov-Dec): 93 Operations (Sep-Oct): 90
Russell, Richard, Ph.D., Military Planning for a Middle East Stockpiled
with Nuclear Weapons (INSIGHTS) (Nov-Dec): 97 Vv
Ss Varhola, LTC Laura R., USA, and MAJ Christopher H. Varhola, USAR,
Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned
Salmoni, Barak A., Advances in Predeployment Culture Training: U.S. from Operations in East Africa (Nov-Dec): 73
Marine Corps Approach (Nov-Dec): 79 Varhola, MAJ Christopher H., USAR, and LTC Laura R. Varhola, USA,
Scales, MG Robert H., USA, Retired, The Second Learning Revolution Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned
(Jan-Feb): 37 from Operations in East Africa (Nov-Dec): 73
Schmidt, MAJ Todd, USA, U.S. National Security Policy: Framing an Vines, LTG John R., USA, The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in
Authentic Preemptive Strategy in the 21st Century (Sep-Oct): 75 Iraq (Sep-Oct): 38
Sewall, Sarah, Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking
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Risk and Developing a National Strategy INSIGHTS) (Sep-Oct): 103
Shattuck, COL LawrenceG. , USA, Retired, Ph.D. and Robert R. Hoffman, Waghelstein, COL John D., USA, Retired, What’s Wrong in Iraq? Or
Ph.D., Should We Rethink How We Do OPORDs? (Mar-Apr): 100 Ruminations of aP achyderm (INSIGHTS) (Jan-Feb): 112
Shaw, COL Donald L., Ph.D., USA, Retired; Dr. Bradley J. Hamm; and Wallace, GEN William S., USA, TRADOC Commander’s Reply to
ThomasC . Terry, Vertical Versus Horizontal Media: Using Agenda- Brigadier Aylwin-Foster (Mar-Apr) 117
Setting and Audience-Melding to Create Public Information Strate-
, Victory Starts Here! Changing TRADOC to Meet the Needs of
gies in the Emerging Papyrus Society (Nov-Dec): 13
the Army (May-Jun): 59
Skelton, U.S. Representative Ike, Family and Future: Five Assignments
Warner, BG Volney J., USA, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Re-
for Future Leaders (Jul-Aug): 2
tired, Ph.D., Preparing Field Grade Leaders for Today and Tomorrow
Smith, CPT Don III, USA; Jacob Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, (Jan-Feb): 104
USA, Retired; and Karl Prinslow, The Human Terrain System: A
Weidemann, Jiirgen, Ph.D., German Support (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
CORDS for the 21st Century (Sep-Oct): 8
West, F.J. Bing, American Military Performance in Iraq (Sep-Oct): 2
Stanton, MAJ Paul T., USA, Unit Immersion in Mosul: Establishing
Stability in Transition (Jul-Aug): 60 White. Jeffrey, and Michael Eisenstadt, Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab
Insurgency (May-Jun): 33
Stephenson, LTC Scott, USA, Retired, Clouds and Arrows: Visualizing
the Dynamics of Transformation (Mar-Apr): 95 Willbanks, LTC James H., USA, Retired, Ph.D., and Dale Andrade,
CORDS/Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the
Stewart, MG WalterL . Jr., ARNG, Retired, The All-Volunteer Army
Future (Mar-Apr): 9
Can We Still Claim Success? (Jul-Aug): 101
. and BG Volney J. Warner, USA, Preparing Field Grade Leaders
Sweet, LTC Jonathan, USA, and Kyle Teamey, Organizing Intelligence
for Today and Tomorrow (Jan-Feb): 104
for Counterinsurgency (Sep-Oct): 24
Wilson, LTC Gregory, USA, Anatomy of aS uccessful COIN Operation:
T OEF Philippines and the Indirect Approach (Nov-Dec): 2
Wolfberg, Adrian, Full-Spectrum Analysis: A New Way of Thinking for
Teamey, Kyle, and LTC Jonathan Sweet, USA, Organizing Intelligence a New World (Jul-Aug): 35
for Counterinsurgency (Sep-Oct): 24
Ferry, Thomas C., COL Donald L. Shaw, Ph.D., USA, Retired, and Dr Zz
Bradley J. Hamm, Vertical Versus Horizontal Media: Using Agenda-
Setting and Audience-Melding to Create Public Information Strate- Zeytoonian, MAJ Dan, USA, and others, Intelligent Design: COIN
gies in the Emerging Papyrus Society (Nov-Dec): 13 Operations and Intelligence Collection and Analysis (Sep-Oct): 30
Thomas, LTC Ted A., USA, Retired, The Leadership Battlebook: A Practi- Zwiebel, Michael J., Why We Need to Reestablish the USIA (Nov-Dec):
cal Approach to Leader Self-Development (INSIGHTS) (Sep-Oct): 109 26
SUBJECT INDEX
A Revisiting CORDS: The Need for Unity of Effort to Secure Victory in
Iraq, MAJ Ross Coffey, USA (Mar-Apr): 24
Advisor Operations
Soldiering in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach, LTC Robert
Advising Iraqis: Building the iraqi Army, LTC Carl D. Grunow, USA H.E. Gooren, Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 54
(Jul-Aug): 8
So You Want to Be an Adviser, BG Daniel P. Bolger, USA (Mar-Apr): 2
Anatomy of aS uccessful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the
Training Indigenous Security Forces at the Upper End of the Counterin-
Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2 surgency Spectrum, COL John R. Martin, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 58
CORDS/Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the
Afghanistan
Future, Dale Andrade and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired,
Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 9 Assurance about Afghan PA Article, LTC Charles W. Ricks, USA,
Retired (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120
113
Attacking Insurgent Space: Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction, Should We Rethink How We Do OPORDs? Robert R. Hoffman,
COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 51 Ph.D., and COL Lawrence G. Shattuck, USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Mar-
Telling the Afghan Military Story, LTC Pamela Keeton, USAR, Apr): 100
Retired (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120 TRADOC Commander’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, GEN
William S. Wallace, USA (Mar-Apr): 117
Telling the Afghan Military Story . .. Their Way, LTC Charles W.
Ricks, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 88 The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines,
Africa USA (Sep-Oct): 38
Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned Counterinsurgency and Civil-Military Operations
from Operations in East Africa, Major Christopher H. Varhola, USAR Advising Iraqis: Building the Iraqi Army, LTC Carl D. Grunow, USA
and LTC Laura R. Varhola, USA (Nov-Dec): 73 (Jul-Aug): 8
Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in Anatomy of a Successful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the
Africa, COL Henri Boré, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108 Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2
Political Islam in West Africa and the Sahel, Ricardo Laremont, Assurance about Afghan PA Article, LTC Charles W. Ricks, USA,
Ph.D., and Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D. (Jan-Feb): 27 Retired (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120
Air Support Attacking Insurgent Space: Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction,
USAF Relevance in the 21st Century: A First-Quarter Team in a Four- COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 51
Quarter Game, MAJ Andrew S. Kovich, USAF (Jul-Aug) 43 Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned
ARFORGEN from Operations in East Africa, Major Christopher H. Varhola, USAR
and LTC Laura R. Varhola, USA (Nov-Dec): 73
Victory Starts Here! Changing TRADOC to Meet the Needs of the
Army, GEN William S. Wallace, USA (May-Jun): 59 American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2
Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab Insurgency, Michael Eisenstadt and Jef-
frey White (May-Jun): 33
Aylwin-Foster Misunderstands Nagl’s Army, Professor Janine A.
Bosnia/Herzogovina
Davidson (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Soldiering in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach, LTC Robert
Battlefield Victories and Strategic Success: The Path Forward in Iraq,
H.E. Gooren, Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 54
LTC Chris Gibson, USA (Sep-Oct): 47
Cc The Changing National Training Center, BG Robert W. Cone, USA
(May-Jun): 70
Civil-Military Operations Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America, Thomas C. Bruneau, Ph.D..,
Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America, Thomas C. Bruneau, and MG Richard B. Goetze Jr., USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Sep-Oct): 67
Ph.D., and MG Richard B. Goetze Jr., USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Sep-Oct):
CORDS/Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the
67
Future, Dale Andrade and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired,
CORDS /Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 9
Future, Dale Andrade and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired,
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes,
Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 9
USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18
Family and Future: Five Assignments for Future Leaders, U.S. Repre-
Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in
sentative Ike Skelton (Jul-Aug): 2
Africa, COL Henri Boré, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108
The Human Terrain System: ACORDS for the 21st Century, Jacob
The Expeditionary Sailor in the War on Terror, CPT J. Lee Johnson,
Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow; and
USN, Retired (Sep-Oct): 96
CPT Don Smith III, USA (Sep-Oct): 8
Healthy Attitude, Philip H. King (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Learning Counterinsurgency: Observations from Soldiering in Iraq,
LTG David H. Petraeus, USA (Jan-Feb): 2 Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Bombing during the 1980’s: The
Theological, Political, and Operational Development of a New Tactic,
Operation Unified Assistance: Tsunami Transitions, LTC James Dan-
CPT Daniel Isaac Helmer, USA (Jul-Aug): 71
iel, USA (Jan-Feb): 50
The Human Terrain System: A CORDS for the 21st Century, Jacob
Personnel Recovery in a Non-Major Theater of War: A Paradigm
Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow; and
Shift, MAJ Scott Peters, USA, Retired (May-Jun): 85
CPT Don Smith III, USA (Sep-Oct): 8
Principles, Imperatives, and Paradoxes of Counterinsurgency, Eliot
Intelligent Design: COIN Operations and Intelligence Collection and
Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired; LTC Jan Horvath, USA;
Analysis, MAJ Dan Zeytoonian, USA, and others (Sep-Oct): 30
and LTC John Nagl, USA (Mar-Apr): 49
Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq, LTC
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera-
Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA
tions, LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, and 1LT Eric D. Chewning,
(Mar-Apr): 71
USA (Jul-Aug): 50
Learning Counterinsurgency: Observations from Soldiering in Iraq,
Revisiting CORDS: The Need for Unity of Effort to Secure Victory in
LTG David H. Petraeus, USA (Jan-Feb): 2
Iraq, MAJ Ross Coffey, USA (Mar-Apr): 24
Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and
Unit Immersion in Mosul: Establishing Stability in Transition, MAJ
Developing a National Strategy, Sarah Sewall (Sep-Oct): 103
Paul T. Stanton, USA (Jul-Aug): 60
Networks: Terra Incognita and the Case for Ethnographic Intelligence,
Why We Need to Reestablish the USIA, Michael J. Zwiebel (Nov-
LTC Fred Renzi, USA (Sep-Oct): 16
Dec): 26
The Nine Principles of Combined Arms Action in a Counterinsur-
Command and Control
gency Environment, LTC Adrian Bogart III, USA (INSIGHTS) (Mar-
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes, Apr): 112
USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18
The Objective Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of
The Great Captains of Chaos: Developing Adaptive Leaders, MAJ F. Political Competition, Montgomery McFate, Ph.D., J.D., and Andrea
John Burpo, USA (Jan-Feb): 64 V. Jackson (Jan-Feb): 13
The Modular Force: Division Operations, LTC Telford E. Crisco Jr., Offense Wins Wars, COL Thomas X. Hammes, USMC, Retired
USA (Jan-Feb): 95 (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
November-December 2006 e MILITARY REVIEW
SUBJECT
OIF Phase IV: A Planner’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, COL Theological, Political, and Operational Development of aN ew Tactic,
Kevin C.M. Benson, USA (Mar-Apr): 61 CPT Daniel Isaac Helmer, USA (Jul-Aug): 71
Organizing Intelligence for Counterinsurgency, Kyle Teamey and LTC The Human Terrain System: A CORDS for the 21st Century, Jacob
Jonathan Sweet, USA (Sep-Oct): 24 Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow; and
Our Achilles’ Heel: Language Skills, MAJ John W. Davis, USAR, CPT Don Smith III, USA (Sep-Oct): 8
Retired (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110 Networks: Terra Incognita and the Case for Ethnographic Intelligence.
Our Strategic Intelligence Problem, LTC Ralph Peters, USA, Retired LTC Fred Renzi, USA (Sep-Oct): 16
(INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112 The Objective Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of
Principles, Imperatives, and Paradoxes of Counterinsurgency, Eliot Political Competition, Montgomery McFate, Ph.D., J.D., and Andrea
Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired; LTC Jan Horvath, USA; V. Jackson (Jan-Feb): 13
and LTC John Nagl, USA (Mar-Apr): 49 Osama bin Laden’s Global Jihad: Myth and Movement, COL John W.
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera- Jandora, USMC Reserves, Retired (Nov-Dec): 41
tions, LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, and ILT Eric D. Chewning, Our Achilles’ Heel: Language Skills, MAJ John W. Davis, USAR,
USA (Jul-Aug): 50 Retired (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110
So You Want to Be an Adviser, BG Daniel P. Bolger, USA (Mar-Apr): 2 Political Islam in West Africa and the Sahel, Ricardo Laremont,
Statistics, Real Estate, and the Principles of War: Why There is No Ph.D., and Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D. (Jan-Feb): 27
Unified Theory of War, Jan S. Breemer, Ph.D. (Sep-Oct): 84 Preparing Field Grade Leaders for Today and Tomorrow, BG Volney
Strategic Aspects of Counterinsurgency, COL Joseph D. Celeski, J. Warner, USA, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, Ph.D.
USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 35 (Jan-Feb): 104
Telling the Afghan Military Story, LTC Pamela Keeton, USAR, Principles, Imperatives, and Paradoxes of Counterinsurgency, Eliot
Cohen; LTC Conrad Crane, USA, Retired; LTC Jan Horvath, USA;
Retired (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
and LTC John Nagl, USA (Mar-Apr): 49
Telling the Afghan Military Story . . . Their Way, LTC Charles W.
Ricks, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 88 The Second Learning Revolution, MG Robert H. Scales, USA,
Retired (Jan-Feb): 37
Thanks to LTC Kilcullen, LTC B. Scott Marley, India Base, Iraq
(LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120 Soldiering in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach, LTC Robert
H.E. Gooren, Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 54
TRADOC Commander’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, GEN
William S. Wallace, USA (Mar-Apr): 117 Telling the Afghan Military Story, LTC Pamela Keeton, USAR,
Retired (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
Training Indigenous Security Forces at the Upper End of the Counterin-
surgency Spectrum, COL John R. Martin, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 58 Telling the Afghan Military Story . . . Their Way, LTC Charles W.
Ricks, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 88
“Twenty-Eight Articles”: Fundamentals of Company-level Counterin-
surgency, LTC David Kilcullen, Ph.D., Australian Army (INSIGHTS) Why We Need to Reestablish the USIA, Michael J. Zwiebel (Nov-
(May-Jun): 103 Dec): 26
Unit Immersion in Mosul: Establishing Stability in Transition, MAJ
Paul T. Stanton, USA (Jul-Aug): 60
USAF Relevance in the 21st Century: A First-Quarter Team in a Four- Doctrine
Quarter Game, MAJ Andrew S. Kovich, USAF (Jul-Aug): 43 The Modular Force: Division Operations, LTC Telford E. Crisco Jr.,
Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based Op- USA (Jan-Feb): 95
erations, MAJ Robert Umstead, USAF, and LTC David R. Denhard, Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Principles of War for the 21st Century,
USAF (Sep-Oct): 90 BG Charles J. Dunlap Jr., USAF (Mar-Apr): 42
What’s Wrong in Iraq? Or Ruminations of aP achyderm, COL John Should We Rethink How We Do OPORDs? Robert R. Hoffman,
D. Waghelstein, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (Jan-Feb): 112 Ph.D., and COL Lawrence G. Shattuck, USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Mar-
The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines, Apr): 100
USA (Sep-Oct): 38 Statistics, Real Estate, and the Principles of War: Why There is No
Cuba (see Latin America) Unified Theory of War, Jan S. Breemer, Ph.D. (Sep-Oct): 84
Cultural Education/Knowledge Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based Op-
erations, MAJ Robert Umstead, USAF, and LTC David R. Denhard,
Advances in Predeployment Culture Training: U.S. Marine Corps
USAF (Sep-Oct): 90
Approach, Barak A. Salmoni (Nov-Dec): 79
Advising Iraqis: Building the Iraqi Army, LTC Carl D. Grunow, USA
(Jul-Aug): 8
The Army’s New TRADOC Culture Center, Major Remi Hajjar, USA Effects-Based Operations
(Nov-Dec): 89 Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Principles of War for the 21st Century,
Assurance about Afghan PA Article, LTC Charles W. Ricks, USA, BG Charles J. Dunlap Jr., USAF (Mar-Apr): 42
Retired (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120 Viewing the Center of Gravity through the Prism of Effects-Based Op-
Avoiding the Cookie-Cutter Approach to Culture: Lessons Learned erations, MAJ Robert Umstead, USAF, and LTC David R. Denhard,
from Operations in East Africa, Major Christopher H. Varhola, USAR USAF (Sep-Oct): 90
and LTC Laura R. Varhola, USA (Nov-Dec): 73 Engineer Operations
Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab Insurgency, Michael Eisenstadt and Jef- Integrating an Engineer Platoon within a Combined Arms Team, MAJ
frey White (May-Jun): 33 Mark T. Martinez, USA (Mar-Apr): 108
The Changing National Training Center, BG Robert W. Cone, USA Europe/NATO
(May-Jun): 70 Attacking Insurgent Space: Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction,
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes, COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 51
eEeeieteaineneeereenmanneemeanesenenUieiSetaManCmen,nm unssRdaee tired (Jul-Aug): 18 Coalition Interoperability: ABCA’s New Focus, GEN Richard A. Cody,
Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in USA, and LTC Robert L. Maginnis, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 65
Africa, COL Henri Boré, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108 Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in
Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Bombing during the 1980's: The Africa, COL Henri Boré, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108
FORT LEAVENWORTH e Combined Arms Center
Knowing the Rules: Planning Considerations for NATO Operations, Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes,
LTC David M. Toczek, USA (Jan-Feb): 59 USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18
Kudo for IO, Joel K. Harding (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120 The Decisive Weapon: A Brigade Combat Team Commander’s
NATO: Rewarding Service in the Alliance, MG Rick Lynch, USA and Perspective on Information Operations, COL Ralph O. Baker, USA
LTC Phillip Cuccia, USA (Jan-Feb): 54 (May-Jun): 13
Soldiering in Unfamiliar Places: The Dutch Approach, LTC Robert Kudo for IO, Joel K. Harding (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
H.E. Gooren, Royal Netherlands Army, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 54 Laurels from AF, Thomas Donnelly, Editor, Armed Forces Journal
(LETTERS) (May-Jun): 120
F Massing Effects in the Information Domain—A Case Study in
Aggressive Information Operations, LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA;
Far East
LTC Mark W. Garrett, USA; LTC James E. Hutton, USA; and LTC
Anatomy of a Successful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the Timothy W. Bush, USA (May-Jun): 2
Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2
Telling the Afghan Military Story, LTC Pamela Keeton, USAR,
China’s Presence in Latin America: A View on Security from the Retired (LETTERS) (Jul-Aug): 120
Southern Cone, ADM Alejandro Kenny, Argentine Navy, Retired
Telling the Afghan Military Story ... Their Way, LTC Charles W.
(Sep-Oct): 60
Ricks, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 88
China’s Strategies in Latin America, Frangois Lafargue, Ph.D. (May-
Vertical Versus Horizontal Media: Using Agenda-Setting and Audi-
Jun): 80
ence-Melding to Create Public Information Strategies in the Emerging
A Dragon in the Andes? China, Venezuela, and U.S. Energy Security, Papyrus Society, COL Donald L. Shaw, USA, Retired, Ph.D., Dr.
Daniel P. Erikson (Jul-Aug): 83 Bradley J. Hamm, and Thomas C. Terry (Nov-Dec): 13
Operation Unified Assistance: Tsunami Transitions, LTC James Why We Need to Reestablish the USIA, Michael J. Zwiebel (Nov-
Daniel, USA (Jan-Feb): 50 Dec): 26
Foreign Policy The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines,
Bolivia at the Crossroads: December 2005, Kent Eaton, Ph.D. (Mar- USA (Sep-Oct): 38
Apr): 76 Intelligence
China’s Presence in Latin America: A View on Security from the American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2
Southern Cone, ADM Alejandro Kenny, Argentine Navy, Retired
Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab Insurgency, Michael Eisenstadt and Jef-
(Sep-Oct): 60
frey White (May-Jun): 33
China’s Strategies in Latin America, Frangois Lafargue, Ph.D. (May-
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes,
Jun): 80
USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18
A Dragon in the Andes? China, Venezuela, and U.S. Energy Security,
Full-Spectrum Analysis: A New Way of Thinking for a New World,
Daniel P. Erikson (Jul-Aug): 83
Adrian Wolfberg (Jul-Aug): 35
The Literature behind Venezuelan Bolivarianism, Domingo Irwin,
The Human Terrain System: A CORDS for the 21st Century, Jacob
Ph.D., and Luis Alberto Butt6 (Mar-Apr): 82
Kipp, Ph.D.; LTC Lester W. Grau, USA, Retired; Karl Prinslow; and
Responding to Bolivian Democracy: Avoiding the Mistakes of Early CPT Don Smith II, USA (Sep-Oct): 8
U.S. Cuban Policy, Waltraud Queiser Morales, Ph.D. (Jul-Aug): 27
Intelligent Design: COIN Operations and Intelligence Collection and
U.S. National Security Policy: Framing an Authentic Preemptive Analysis, MAJ Dan Zeytoonian, USA, and others (Sep-Oct): 30
Strategy in the 21st Century, MAJ Todd Schmidt, USA (Sep-Oct): 75
Organizing Intelligence for Counterinsurgency, Kyle Teamey and LTC
France (see Europe) Jonathan Sweet, USA (Sep-Oct): 24
Future Operations Osama bin Laden’s Global Jihad: Myth and Movement, COL John W.
Control Roaming Dogs: Governance Operations in Future Conflict, Jandora, USMC Reserves, Retired (Nov-Dec): 41
MAJ Troy Thomas, USAF (Jan-Feb): 78 Our Strategic Intelligence Problem, LTC Ralph Peters, USA, Retired
Full-Spectrum Analysis: A New Way of Thinking for a New World, (INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112
Adrian Wolfberg (Jul-Aug): 35 Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting, LTG Larry J. Dodgen,
Military Planning for a Middle East Stockpiled with Nuclear Weap- USA (Jan-Feb): 86
ons, Richard Russell, Ph.D. (Nov-Dec): 97 TransformiAnrmgy Intelligence, LTG John F. Kimmons, USA (Nov-
The Modular Force: Division Operations, LTC Telford E. Crisco Jr., Dec): 69
USA (Jan-Feb): 95 Iraq
Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Principles of War for the 21st Century, Advising Iraqis: Building the Iraqi Army, LTC Carl D. Grunow, USA
BG Charles J. Dunlap Jr., USAF (Mar-Apr): 42 (Jul-Aug): 8
Political Islam in West Africa and the Sahel, Ricardo Laremont, American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2
Ph.D., and Hrach Gregorian, Ph.D. (Jan-Feb): 27
Assessing Iraq’s Sunni Arab Insurgency, Michael Eisenstadt and Jef-
Preparing Field Grade Leaders for Today and Tomorrow, BG Volney frey White (May-Jun): 33
J. Warner, USA, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, Ph.D.
Aylwin-Foster Misunderstands Nagl’s Army, Professor Janine A.
(Jan-Feb): 104
Davidson (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118
Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting, LTG Larry J. Dodgen,
USA (Jan-Feb): 86 Battlefield Victories and Strategic Success: The Path Forward in Iraq,
LTC Chris Gibson, USA (Sep-Oct): 47
Countering Evolved Insurgent Networks, COL Thomas X. Hammes,
USMC, Retired (Jul-Aug): 18
Information Operations
The Decisive Weapon: A Brigade Combat Team Commander’s
Anatomy of a Successful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the Perspective on Information Operations, COL Ralph O. Baker, USA
Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2 (May-Jun): 13
Assurance about Afghan PA Article, LTC Charles W. Ricks, USA, The Expeditionary Sailor in the War on Terror, CPT J. Lee Johnson,
Retired (LETTERS) (Nov-Dec): 120 USN, Retired (Sep-Oct): 96
The Changing National Training Center, BG Robert W. Cone, USA The German Support, Jiirgen Weidemann, Ph.D., (LETTERS) (Jan-
(May-Jun): 70 Feb): 118
116 6 e MILITARY REVIEW
SUBJECT
Healthy Attitude, Philip H. King (LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118 Operation Unified Assistance: Tsunami Transitions, LTC James
Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Irag, LTC Daniel, USA (Jan-Feb): 50
Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA Organizing Intelligence for Counterinsurgency, Kyle Teamey and LTC
(Mar-Apr): 71 Jonathan Sweet, USA (Sep-Oct): 24
Learning Counterinsurgency: Observations from Soldiering in Iraq,
LTG David H. Petraeus, USA (Jan-Feb): 2 L
Massing Effects in the Information Domain—A Case Study in
Aggressive Information Operations, LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA; atin America
LTC Mark W. Garrett, USA; LTC James E. Hutton, USA; and LTC Are the Maras Overwhelming Governments in Central America?
Timothy W. Bush, USA (May-Jun): 2 Steven C. Boraz, Ph.D. and Thomas C. Bruneau, Ph.D. (Nov-Dec): 36
Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and Bolivia at the Crossroads: December 2005, Kent Eaton, Ph.D. (Mar-
Developing a National Strategy, Sarah Sewall (INSIGHTS) (Sep- Apr): 76
Oct): 103 Castro’s Tactics of Control in Cuba, José Ramon Ponce Solozabal
The Objective Beyond War: Counterinsurgency and the Four Tools of (Jul-Aug): 90
Political Competition, Montgomery McFate, Ph.D., J.D., and Andrea China’s Presence in Latin America: A View on Security from the
V. Jackson (Jan-Feb): 13 Southern Cone, ADM Alejandro Kenny, Argentine Navy, Retired
Offense Wins Wars, COL Thomas X. Hammes, USMC, Retired (Sep-Oct): 60
(LETTERS) (Jan-Feb): 118 China’s Strategies in Latin America, Frangois Lafargue, Ph.D. (May-
Officership in the Iraqi Armed Forces, MG Mohammed Najmuddin Jun): 80
Zenulden Nqshbande, Iraqi Army (May-Jun): 52 Civilian-Military Relations in Latin America, Thomas C. Bruneau,
Organizing Intelligence for Counterinsurgency, Kyle Teamey and LTC Ph.D., and MG Richard B. Goetze Jr., USA, Retired, Ph.D. (Sep-
Jonathan Sweet, USA (Sep-Oct): 24 Oct): 67
Our Achilles’ Heel: Language Skills, MAJ John W. Davis, USAR, Combat Motivation, COL Fernando Rodrigues-Goulart, Army of
Retired (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110 Brazil (Nov-Dec): 93
Our Strategic Intelligence Problem, LTC Ralph Peters, USA, Retired A Dragon in the Andes? China, Venezuela, and U.S. Energy Security,
(INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112 Daniel P. Erikson (Jul-Aug): 83
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera- Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq, LTC
tions, LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, and ILT Eric D. Chewning, Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA
USA (Jul-Aug): 50 (Mar-Apr): 71
Revisiting CORDS: The Need for Unity of Effort to Secure Victory in The Literature behind Venezuelan Bolivarianism, Domingo Irwin,
Iraq, MAJ Ross Coffey, USA (Mar-Apr): 24 Ph.D., and Luis Alberto Butto (Mar-Apr): 82
So You Want to Be an Adviser, BG Daniel P. Bolger, USA (Mar-Apr): 2 Personnel Recovery in a Non-Major Theater of War. A Paradigm
Shift, MAJ Scott Peters, USA, Retired (May-Jun): 85
Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting, LTG Larry J. Dodgen,
USA (Jan-Feb): 86 Responding to Bolivian Democracy: Avoiding the Mistakes of Early
U.S. Cuban Policy, Waltraud Queiser Moraies, Ph.D. (Jul-Aug): 27
Unit Immersion in Mosul: Establishing Stability in Transition, MAJ
Paul T. Stanton, USA (Jul-Aug): 60 aw of Land Warfare/Legal Operations
What’s Wrong in Iraq? Or Ruminations of aP achyderm, COL John D. Developing Warrior Lawyers: Why It’s Time to Create a Joint
Waghelstein, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (Jan-Feb): 112 Services Law of War Academy, LTC Geoffrey S. Corn, USA, Retired
(May-Jun): 97
The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines,
USA (Sep-Oct): 38 eader Development/Leadership
Family and Future: Five Assignments for Future Leaders, U.S. Repre-
J
sentative Ike Skelton (Jul-Aug): 2
Joint/Combined Operations Getting West Point Back on Mission, GEN William R. Richardson,
USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 69
Advances in Predeployment Culture Training: U.S. Marine Corps
Approach, Barak A. Salmoni (Nov-Dec): 79 Great Captains of Chaos, COL James K. Greer, USA (LETTERS)
(May-Jun): 120
Anatomy ofa Successful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the
Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2 he Great Captains of Chaos: Developing Adaptive Leaders, MAJ F.
John Burpo, USA (Jan-Feb): 64
Coalition Interoperability: ABCA’s New Focus, GEN Richard A. Cody,
USA, and LTC Robert L. Maginnis, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 65 It’s Time for a New Round of OER Reform, LTC Dennis P. Chapman,
ARNG (Sep-Oct): 100
Developing Warrior Lawyers: Why It’s Time to Create a Joint
Services Law of War Academy, LTC Geoffrey S. Corn, USA, Retired The Leadership Battlebook: A Practical Approach to Leader Self-
(May-Jun): 97 Development, LTC Ted A. Thomas, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS)
(Sep-Oct): 109
The Expeditionary Sailor in the War on Terror, CPT J. Lee Johnson,
USN, Retired (Sep-Oct): 96 NATO: Rewarding Service in the Alliance, MG Rick Lynch, USA and
LTC Phillip Cuccia, USA, (Jan-Feb): 54
Integrating an Engineer Platoon within a Combined Arms Team, MAJ
Mark T. Martinez, USA (Mar-Apr): 108 Officership in the Iraqi Armed Forces, MG Mohammed Najmuddin
Zenulden Nqshbande, Iraqi Army (May-Jun): 52
Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq, LTC
Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA Preparing Field Grade Leaders for Today and Tomorrow, BG Volney
(Mar-Apr): 71 J. Warner, USA, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired, Ph.D.
(Jan-Feb): 104
Leading Change: Could a Joint OER Be the Catalyst of Army Trans-
formation? MAJ Marshall V. Ecklund, USA (Jan-Feb): 71 The Second Learning Revolution, MG Robert H. Scales, USA,
Retired (Jan-Feb): 37
Space: Inextricably Linked to Warfighting, LTG Larry J. Dodgen,
USA (Jan-Feb): 86 Sharp Pens Sharpen Swords: Writing for Professional Publications,
COL John M. Collins, USA, Retired, INSIGHTS (May-Jun): 109
Modernizing U.S.C ounterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and
Developing a National Strategy, Sarah Sewall (INSIGHTS) (Sep- Strategic Aspects of Counterinsurgency, COL Joseph D. Celeski,
Oct): 103 USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 35
What’s Wrong in Iraq? Or Ruminations of aP achyderm, COL John D.
Wachelstein, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (Jan-Feb): 112
NATO (see Europe)
Leadership
Combat Motivation, COL Fernando Rodrigues-Goulart, Army of P
Brazil (Nov-Dec): 93
Personnel Recovery
Cultural Awareness and Irregular Warfare: French Army Experience in
Africa, COL Henri Boré, French Army, Retired (Jul-Aug): 108 Personnel Recovery in a Non-Major Theater of War: A Paradigm
Shift, MAJ Scott Peters, USA, Retired (May-Jun): 85
Family and Future: FiveA ssignments for Future Leaders, U.S. Repre-
sentative Ike Skelton (Jul-Aug): 2
Getting West Point Back on Mission, GEN William R. Richardson,
USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 69 Reserve Components
The Great Captains of Chaos: Developing Adaptive Leaders, MAJ F. The All-Volunteer Army: Can We Still Claim Success?, MG Walter L.
John Burpo, USA (Jan-Feb): 64 Stewart Jr., ARNG, Retired (Jul-Aug): 101
Integrating an Engineer Platoon within a Combined Arms Team, MAJ Reserve Component Mobilization: Improving Accountability, Ef-
Mark T. Martinez, USA (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 108 fectiveness, and Efficiency, LTC Dennis P. Chapman, ARNG (May-
The Leadership Battlebook: A Practical Approach to Leader Self- Jun): 90
Deveopment, LTC Ted A. Thomas, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (Sep- South America (see Latin America)
Oct): 109
NATO: Rewarding Service in the Alliance, MG Rick Lynch ,USA, Ss
and LTC Phillip Cuccia, USA (Jan-Feb): 54
Stability and Reconstruction Operations
Officership in the Iraqi Armed Forces, MG Mohammed Najmuddin
Are the Maras Overwhelming Governments in Central America?
Zenulden Nqshbande, Iraqi Army (May-Jun): 52
Steven C. Beraz, Ph.D. and Thomas C. Bruneau, Ph.D. (Nov-Dec): 36
The Second Learning Revolution, MG Robert H. Scales, USA,
Battlefield Victories and Strategic Success: The Path Forward in Iraq,
Retired (Jan-Feb): 37
LTC Chris Gibson, USA (Sep-Oct): 47
Sharp Pens Sharpen Swords: Writing for Professional Publications,
The Changing National Training Center, BG Robert W. Cone, USA
COL John M. Collins, USA, Retired (INSIGHTS) (May-Jun): 109
(May-Jun): 70
Lebanon
Control Roaming Dogs: Governance Operations in Future Conflict,
Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Bombing during the 1980’s: The MAJ Troy Thomas, USAF (Jan-Feb): 78
Theological, Political, and Operational Development of aN ew Tactic,
Learning Counterinsurgency: Observations from Soldiering in Iraq,
CPT Daniel Isaac Helmer, USA (Jul-Aug): 71
LTG David H. Petraeus, USA (Jan-Feb): 2
Logistics
The Nine Principles of Combined Arms Action in a Counterinsur-
Latin American Coalition Support: Lessons Learned in Iraq, LTC gency Environment, LTC Adrian Bogart II], USA (INSIGHTS) (Mar-
Michael J. Dempsey, USA, and MAJ Geoffrey D. Keillor, USA Apr): 112
(Mar-Apr): 71
Producing Victory: Rethinking Conventional Forces in COIN Opera-
Reconstitution of aH eavy Division: Ist AD Prepares for War, MAJ tions, LTC Douglas A. Ollivant, USA, and 1LT Eric D. Chewning,
Kevin J. Rants, USA (Jan-Feb): 45 USA (Jul-Aug): 50
Strategic Operations/Thought
The All-Volunteer Army: Can We Still Claim Success? MG Walter L.
Manning Stewart Jr., ARNG, Retired (Jul-Aug): 101
The All-Volunteer Army: Can We Still Claim Success? MG Walter L. American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2
Stewart Jr., ARNG, Retired (Jul-Aug): 101 Anatomy of a Successful COIN Operation: OEF Philippines and the
Our Achilles’ Heel: Language Skills, MAJ John W. Davis, USAR, Indirect Approach, LTC Gregory Wilson, USA (Nov-Dec): 2
Retired (INSIGHTS) (Mar-Apr): 110 Attacking Insurgent Space: Sanctuary Denial and Border Interdiction,
Reserve Component Mobilization: Improving Accountability, Ef- COL Joseph D. Celeski, USA, Retired (Nov-Dec): 51
fectiveness, and Efficiency, LTC Dennis P. Chapman, ARNG (May- Clouds and Arrows: Visualizing the Dynamics of Transformation,
Jun): 90 LTC Scott Stephenson, USA, Retired (Mar-Apr): 95
Victory Starts Here! Changing TRADOC to Meet the Needs of the CORDS/Phoenix: Counterinsurgency Lessons from Vietnam for the
Army, GEN William S. Wallace, USA (May-Jun): 59 Future, Dale Andrade, and LTC James H. Willbanks, USA, Retired,
Media (see Information Operations) Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 9
Middle East Massing Effects in the Information Domain—A Case Study in
Aggressive Information Operations, LTG Thomas F. Metz, USA;
Hezbollah’s Employment of Suicide Bombing during the 1980’s: The
LTC Mark W. Garrett, USA; LTC James E. Hutton, USA; and LTC
Theological, Political, and Operational Development of aN ew Tactic,
Timothy W. Bush, USA (May-Jun): 2
CPT Daniel Isaac Helmer, USA (Jul-Aug): 71
Military Planning for a Middle East Stockpiled with Nuclear Weap-
Military Planning for a Middle East Stockpiled with Nuclear Weap-
ons, Richard Russell, Ph.D. (INSIGHTS) (Nov-Dec): 97
ons, Richard Russell, Ph.D. (INSIGHTS) (Nov-Dec): 97
Modernizing U.S. Counterinsurgency Practice: Rethinking Risk and
Military History
Developing a National Strategy, Sarah Sewall (INSIGHTS) (Sep-
The All-Volunteer Army: Can We Still Claim Success? MG Walter L. Oct): 103
Stewart Jr., ARNG, Retired (Jul-Aug): 101
Neo-Strategicon: Modernized Principles of War for the 21st Century,
American Military Performance in Iraq, F.J. Bing West (Sep-Oct): 2 BG Charles J. Dunlap Jr., USAF (Mar-Apr): 42
Soldiers in the Public Square: The Legacy of the Newburgh Con- OIF Phase IV: A Planner’s Reply to Brigadier Aylwin-Foster, COL
spiracy, LTC Dennis P. Chapman, ARNG (Jan-Feb): 101 Kevin C.M. Benson, USA (Mar-Apr): 61
The XVIII Airborne Corps on the Ground in Iraq, LTG John R. Vines, Our Strategic Intelligence Problem, LTC Ralph Peters, USA, Retired
USA (Sep-Oct): 38 (INSIGHTS) (Jul-Aug): 112
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