Combined Arms Exercise misunderstandings; what these exercises do to enhance the training of Marines

Article Abstract:

The Combined Arms Exercise program offers valuable training for those in the Marine Corps, however there are ongoing misconceptions about the program. Four general misunderstandings are defined and discussed.

Methods, Military art and science, Military science

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Balancing PME and training

Article Abstract:

The Expeditionary Warfare School (EWS) offers the optimal resident professional military education (PME) for both the aviation and ground sides of the US Marine air-ground task force (MAGTF) because it represents equilibrium between training and education (T&E). Nonresident PME ground officers should have military occupational specialties (MOS) sustainment training to achieve more balance in their T&E continuum, and such training should not come at the expense of the Corps' sole remaining resident PME for captains.

Management dynamics, Personnel administration, National Security, US Marine Corps, Management, Company business management, Company personnel management, Military education

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