Solutions to TDG #03-3

Article Abstract:

The Tactical Decision Game #03-3 presents a situation where the commander of a Marine Expeditionary Brigade (MEB) is in charge of an operation to bolster the democratically elected president of Barass, a Third World country torn apart by civil war, with an interim mission to disarm all militia in the current area of operations (AO) and provide humanitarian aid to the civilian population. Twelve men from Alpha Company have been taken hostage and held in the village of Liessa and on the way there are six to eight potentially hostile company-sized militias that need to be disarmed in the absence of an antiterrorist unit. Three different courses of action accompanied by their rationale are presented in response to this situation given that four CH-53s, two AH-1W Super Cobras and one CH-46 are available for supporting the operation to rescue the hostages before they are moved.

War games

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Exercise MOJAVE VIPER

Article Abstract:

The US Marine Corps's Exercise MOJAVE VIPER is a 30-day exercise designed to prepare Marines and sailors for Operation IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF) through a combined arms-exercise (CAX) training program that prepares combat forces for employment in full-spectrum operations during battle. The exercise is the leading edge of change in the way the Corps prepares for the long war. The close teamwork between the Operating Forces and the Supporting Establishment continues to provide the most relevant, accurate, and realistic training fighting forces need to achieve victory on complex, modern battlefields.

Management dynamics, Active Military Personnel, Management, Company business management, Military personnel

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Naval TacAir integration: capabilities-based relevance

Article Abstract:

The importance of the TacAir integration plan aimed at bringing the Marine Corps and Navy planners together to plan the education, training and operational integration of the two services and to enable coordinated seabased and expeditionary landbased air delivered fires across the breadth and depth of the joint battlespace has been highlighted. The challenges in implementing the integration plan and the fiscal limitations have also been detailed.

Alliances, partnerships, Dept of the Navy, US Navy, Military Officers, Alliances and partnerships, United States. Navy, Military leaders

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