Operation IRAQI FREEDOM: A rifle platoon commander's perspective

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A rifle platoon commanderEs experiences while leading a platoon in combat during Operation IRAQI FREEDOM and the key factors that helped to ensure the mission was successful are presented. The lessons learnt while leading first platoon and the training and preparation required for the team commanders in order to prepare their platoons, which will be better trained and well equipped, are described.

Strategic aspects, Marines, Iraq War, 2003-, Combat sustainability (Military science), Combat sustainability

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Will we be prepared for what's next?

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The article discusses about the futuristic threats and discusses the things that need to be done in order to keep our military and other forces prepared to tackle the threats of the future using the information age to the maximum.

Guided Missiles, Space Vehicles, Parts, Technology application, Defense industry, Military art and science, Military science, Defence industry, Combat effectiveness, Defence industries

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Three tasks in 30 days: Mandatory actions for Marine leaders leaving Iraq

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Suggestions for a mandatory "three tasks in 30 days" policy to take care of Marines returning from deployment in Iraq are presented.

Public affairs, Social aspects, Military aspects, Troop withdrawal

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