December 7, 2008 by don
Applying operational art in Fourth Generation war is so difficult it is hard to point to many successful examples of it. The recent assaults in Bombay are among the few and also among the best, bordering on brilliant. We may regret brilliance on the part of our opponents, but that should not prevent us from acknowledging it.
Manning the Future Legions of the United States, Finding and Developing Tomorrow’s Centurion. Chapter 6 of this book was passed out by the Army Chief of Staff to every general in the Army for ideas on how to train and develop leaders.
“Warrior's Rage is a brutally honest, compelling, and controversial examination of Desert Storm and the U.S. Army's largest tank battle since World War II by one of our foremost military writers. Douglas Macgregor has written an epic story of American courage and needless strategic failure that led to the escape of Saddam's Republican Guard. -- Carlo D'Este, Author of Patton: A Genius For War and A Life of Winston Churchill at War
Dave Hubbard's short but well written and concise book is the blue print for our health care crisis. It is a must read for everyone aspiring to be a good leader as well as a responsible citizen.
