[...] interviewees frequently associated terms such as "communicator," "facilitator," "consulter," and "collaborative space maker" with the term "commander." According to a former Combined Joint Special Operations Task Force (CJSOTF) commander and senior service civil affairs leader, this social energy permits "staff guerrilla warfare" or, in the words of a GPF division-level commander, "maneuver warfare in the gaps and seams" of bureaucracies, based on personal relationships and the avoidance of explicit confrontation.\n Some, however, were uncomfortable regarding the lack of rigor in identifying those officers at mid-career with the skill-sets, abilities, and background to excel at leading in hybrid environments.
... in service engineering for expeditionary maneuver warfare, operations in extreme environments, mine ...
In the Mediterranean, at Normandy, and across the Central and Southwest Pacific in World War II, amphibious assault was the "cutting edge of strategy," the key to "planning and decision at the operational level," and dependent upon tactical decisions for success or bloody failure. Noting that the underlying theme is maneuver warfare, Barnett cautions against an uncritical return to the beguiling concept of the indirect approach, the "enticing vision of success won at small cost in casualties [that] neglects a historical truth that conflicts between opponents roughly equal in combat effectiveness are decided by sheer attrition.
Sea-Basing defined as projecting joint operational independence in the largest maneuver are in the world, is one of the synergistic operational concepts the Navy-Marine Corps team will use to enhance their capabilities to fight and win the littoral conflicts of the 21st century. It is a principal enabling concept supporting the Chief of Naval Operations' (CNO's) Sea Power 21, the US Marine Corps's expeditionary maneuver warfare, operational maneuver from the sea, ship-to-objective maneuver, and other expeditionary concepts.
Mullen argued that, "to remove the entire force would be, you know, two to three years." [...] in early February 2009, top military and diplomatic advisors submitted a report to President Obama that spelled out the risks of drawing down U.S. forces in Iraq in less than 23 months.
... on our land forces' proficiencies in maneuver warfare and logistics. A massive, yet safe and ord...
[...] she argues that the end of the Cold War saw the demise of interstate war in favor of a new type of conflict characterized by civil strife.6 William Lind and Thomas Hammes developed another popular form of new wars thinking. [...] the secondary trinity has potential to play an important role by reminding the researcher to identify and analyze the sociopolitical relationships within the terrorist group and between it and the wider social environment considered to be its "constituents.
... used to study historical and contemporary warfare.1. "New Wars" Thinking. A central tenet of new war... earlier generations of war that stressed maneuver warfare as exemplified by the concept of blitzkrie...
... its conformity to requirements of modern warfare. What needs to be clarified at this point is that ... such as preemptive air-land (air-naval) maneuvers, including in far-off, operationally unorganized s...
The purpose of this paper is to suggest an approach to modifying firm strategy and tactics to cope with the demands of the current economic downturn and resulting challenges to profitability and growth. The approach is, broadly, becoming a focused differentiator, adopting Hersey's Situational leadership Model and adopting a Lean Management philosophy. The target audience for this paper is Small and Medium Sized Enterprises (SMEs) - frequently privately held and often with fewer than 100 employees. These firms, in most cases, do not have sufficient resources to hire traditional management consulting firms but the reality is that what is described herein can be learned and applied at a very low cost. This paper benefits from the work I have done with Jay Arthur (LifeStar) and Warren Mille...
... the Corps has adopted the doctrine of maneuver warfare (Santamaria, Martino & Clemens (2004). One...
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