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The Class of 2024 at the U.S. Army War College represents the best and brightest of military leadership. Their achievements in research, strategic thought, communication, and leadership exemplify the values of excellence, integrity, and service that define the USAWC community. As they graduate and embark on the next phase of their careers, they ...
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Established in 1884 as an advanced course of professional study for naval officers, the U.S. Naval War College educates and develops leaders at specific stages in their careers from all services, U.S. government agencies and departments, and international navies. Intermediate Officers. O3, O4. Senior Officers.
Articles. PDF. Downsizing the Army Profession, Leonard Wong. PDF. Korean War Biological Warfare Allegations Against the United States: A Playbook for the Current Crisis in Ukraine, Conrad C. Crane. PDF. Op-Ed: Changing the Army's Culture of Cultural Change, Leonard Wong. PDF. Strategic Insights: 2016 Campaign: National Security Debate, Army ...
24 de ago. de 2023 · Key Strategic Issues List (KSIL) 2021–2022 COL Steve Cunningham KSIL Document by US Army War College, USAWC Strategic Studies Institute, School of Strategic Land power, US Army War College Press "The 2018 National Defense Strategy sounded a clear call for the Nation’s armed services to prepare for an increasingly intense and, at times, chaotic period of competition with a variety of state ...
These take place both in the United States and around the world. In an average year, SSI analysts speak in a dozen or more countries. In addition to this, they serve as participants and experts at seminars, war games and simulations, and are often interviewed by the print and electronic media. Go to top
To attend the United States Army War College a prospective student must be a serving colonel or lieutenant colonel with at least 16 but not more than 25 years of service at the starting date of the course. Students must have completed the Command and General Staff College, or the equivalent.
