"An Association of the U.S. Army Book." Includes bibliographical references (pages 291-296) and index.
Contents:
John Boyd, the OODA Loop, and Auftragstaktik -- The German way of command -- Barriers to mission command -- Institutionalizing the process :TRADOC -- The result: what happens today? -- What is OBT&E (ASLT&E)? -- Who teaches (facilitates)? -- Creating outcomes and measures -- Tactical decision games or exercises -- War-gaming -- Free-play force-on-force exercises -- Combat physical fitness -- Evaluations -- Army reconnaissance course (ARC): what right looks like -- J.S. Wood, the 4th Armored Division, and mission command -- Conclusion: it is not easy, but the payoff will be great.
Summary:
"This book is a recommendation on how to adapt a superior command culture through education and training. By implementing these recommendations across the Army, other necessary and long awaited reforms will finally take place."--Provided by publisher.
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