The incident command system: How civilians oThink Purpleo

Article Abstract:

An urgent need for the military to get itself prepared for working with various domestic civilian agencies is being highly indicated by the recent events in U.S. history and ongoing planning. In this attempt, it is suggested that the civilians should opt for the most important incident command system (ICS), the mechanism that organizes command and control elements for complex emergencies allowing various agencies to organize and work together.

Management dynamics, Management, Intelligence service, Emergency management, Emergency preparedness, Company business management, Civilians

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Return to Korea

Article Abstract:

A former Army officer, who served during the Korean War, returns to visit South Korea for the first time in 44 years, and describes the experience. Seoul, and other areas, have been completely restored, with no signs of war, and the hills that were burned out are now green again.

Personal narratives, History, Description and travel, Veterans, Korean War, 1950-1953

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Army civilians: commitment up front on freedom's frontier

Article Abstract:

There are some 37,000 American troops stationed in South Korea, and these are supported by approximately 20,000 civilian employees. Most of the civilians are US citizens, but many are citizens of South Korea.

Officials and employees, Civil service, Military aspects, United States. Army

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