Embedded training: A KPP joined at the hip

Article Abstract:

The training given to Marines really worked when planners considered training as a key performance parameter (KPP) for the system or equipment acquired. The training that is conducted in a joined-at-the-hip notion, which means training technologies or systems that evolve at the same time that the operational system is engineered, assures operational capability from the beginning.

United States, Sailors

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Twenty-seven articles of Lawrence of Arabia: a perspective on training Iraqis during OIF

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the position on training of Iraqis throughout Operation IRAQI FREEDOM (OIF) under a 1-year military transition team (MiTT). It further discusses about the MiTT translating 27 Lawrence articles of World War I-era into 21st century Marine-speak.

Management dynamics, National Security, Iraq, Military Intelligence, Active Military Personnel, Management, Usage, Company business management, Military communications, Iraq. Army

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