A response to 'Expedient Ordnance/Munitions Disposal'

Article Abstract:

The topic 'Expedient Ordnance/Munitions Disposal' by 1st Lt Jonathan S. Dibro, February edition of the Marine Corps Gazette illuminated few serious problems in their Corps that included ignorance of basic Marine Corps doctrine, mission confusion, and ill-advised and dangerous tactics, techniques, and procedures. Some of the root problems and the solutions, which were revealed after careful examination of these topics, are presented.

United States, Facilities & equipment, US Marine Corps, Usage, Equipment and supplies, United States. Marine Corps, Bomb squads

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Mental armor for today's warrior: the 4th MAW combat and operational stress control program

Article Abstract:

The article discusses about the 4th MAW combat and operational control (COSC) program as a means to attain combat readiness by providing a clear understanding of a warrior's role in today's society.

Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Combat effectiveness

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