Cultural education: A key to winning the global war on terrorism

Article Abstract:

Leaders of the Marine Corps need an increased understanding of the cultures and countries where war on terrorism is waged to ensure success. Apart from the tactics, techniques and procedures of the enemy, Marine officers must also understand the history, ideology, and language of the enemy by undergoing a cultural education program (CEP).

Management dynamics, Management, Military aspects, Company business management, Culture conflict, Cultural conflict, Educational aspects

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'Basra to Baghdad': the 1914-18 British campaign for Mesopotamia

Article Abstract:

The British campaign of Mesopotamia during World War I has been studied in order to learn lessons from an event that combined all aspects of the 'principles of war'. The study of the event helped the I Marine Expeditionary Force during Operation Iraqi Freedom

Study and teaching, Mesopotamian civilization

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The ethical marine warrior: achieving a higher standard

Article Abstract:

The article examines the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program (MCMAP), an ethics-based combative program in detail.

Evaluation, Defense programs, Martial arts, Defence programs

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