November-December 2012 — Trackpads Research Library

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November-December 2012

13 indexed records · source pages 1–56

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13 records

Armored Forces: Mobility, Protection and Precision Firepower Essential for Future

COL David B. Haight, COL Paul J. Laughlin and CPT Kyle F Bergner · pp. 5–8

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Keeping the Sabers Sharp: Maintaining Relevance in the Modern Era

CPT Ken Segelhorst · pp. 9–13

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Armor’s Asymmetric Advantage: Why a Smaller Army Needs Mobile, Protected Firepower

MG Bill Hix and Mark C. Smith · pp. 14–15

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Armor at a Crossroads (Again)?

LTC Andrew Morgado · pp. 16–19

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Subjective Thinking and the Relevancy of Heavy Armor in Modern Warfare

CPT Thomas A. Rebuck · pp. 20–23

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From Blackhawk to Bradley: A Quick Story about Flexibility Christopher G. Hume

Christopher G. Hume · pp. 24–25

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The Ground Combat Vehicle Darrell W. Barden

Unknown author · pp. 26–27

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Filling in the Blanks: Leveraging Simulations to Provide Tactical Experience Dale Spurlin, Steven R. Scholtz and James Valentine

Unknown author · pp. 28–30

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Special Operations as a Warfighting Function? John P.J. DeRosa

John P.J. DeRosa · pp. 31–33

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A Scout Platoon Leader’s Perspective on the Complex Threat

1LT Derek Wales · pp. 34–37

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Active Listening: the Leader’s Rosetta Stone

MAJ Joel P. Cummings · pp. 38–42

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The Army Family

CPT Lance Brender · pp. 43–47

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Whither Armor? retired COL Clinton J. Ancker III

retired COL Clinton J. Ancker III · pp. 48–51

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