Digital leaders

Article Abstract:

Personal digital assistant (PDA) technology is a leadership tool, which could be used by leaders to maximize their efficiency, strengthen their bonds with their subordinates and seniors and exchange ideas and thoughts with their peers. Military education could be revolutionized by PDAs, technical publications and training texts could be digitized and available for wireless down load and operations orders, training classes, and books on tape could be loaded on personal digital devices and used when time and the situation permit.

Electronic computers, Technology application, Personal digital assistants, Personal digital assistant, Military education, Pocket PC

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The M1 rifle

Article Abstract:

The Garand M1 rifle was first issued to military personnel in 1936, and it was became the only rifle produced on a daily basis in Jan 1941. The rifle was a considerable improvement over the Springfield M1903 because it is more accurate, shoots faster and is easier to manipulate.

Evaluation, Product/Service Evaluation, Weapons systems, United States. Marine Corps, M1 (Rifle)

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The Marine Rifle Squad and close air support: increasing the skills of our infantry squad leaders

Article Abstract:

The article discusses the vital role played by the rifle squad on the battlefield as an enemy location sensor and increasing skills of the squad leader for transmission of target location.

Human resource management, Training, Military personnel, United States. Marine Corps. Combat Development Command

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