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THE PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL OF THE U.S. ARMY
MAY-JUNE 2020
To Change an Army—
Winning Tomorrow
Wesley and Bates, p6
Recommendations
for Home-Station Training
Simmering, p19
Medical Changes Needed for
Large-Scale Combat Operations
Fandre, p36
The Importance of
Stability Operations
Oliver, p77
THE PROFESSIONAL JOURNAL OF THE U.S. ARMY
May-June 2020, Vol. 100, No. 3
Professional Bulletin 100-20-05/06
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2020 General William E. DePuy
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
6 To Change an Army—
Winning Tomorrow
Lt. Gen. Eric J. Wesley, U.S. Army
Chief Warrant Officer 5 Jon Bates, U.S. Army
The director of the Futures and Concepts Center, U.S. Army
Futures Command, provides a vision and a framework for how
the U.S. Army can achieve modernization to keep pace with the
growing parity of peer adversaries.
46 Preventable Casualties
Rommel’s Flaw, Slim’s Edge
Col. Ronald F. Bellamy, MD, U.S. Army
Col. Craig H. Llewellyn, MD, U.S. Army, Retired
Two medical doctors analyze the contrasting emphasis placed on field
sanitation during World War II by German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel
and British Lt. Gen. Sir William Slim and the corresponding results. This
article was originally published in the May 1990 issue of
Army Magazine.
19 Working to Master Large-Scale
Combat Operations
Recommendations for Commanders to
Consider during Home-Station Training
Col. Michael J. Simmering, U.S. Army
The commander of Operations Group at the National Training
Center offers several valuable lessons learned for commanders
at all tactical levels.
54 Higher Command in War
Field Marshal Sir William Slim
The senior British leader provides his invaluable insights into leadership
during a speech to a Command and General Staff College class in
1952. The transcript of his speech was originally published in the May
1990 issue of
Military Review.
68 Training the Shield Arm
27 Connecting the Dots
Developing Leaders Who Can
Turn Threats into Opportunities
Lt. Col. Richard A. McConnell, DM, U.S. Army, Retired
The author discusses the importance of leaders and planners
recognizing and taking advantage of what is known as “excep-
tional information.”
How U.S. Army Air Defense Forces Are
Embracing Field Manual 3-0 and Preparing
for Large-Scale Ground Combat
Col. Judson Gillett, U.S. Army
Maj. Catalina Rosales, U.S. Army
Maj. Brandon Thompson, U.S. Army
Maj. Grady Stebbins, U.S. Army
Air defense units have a new focus for training: support to large-scale
combat operations on a highly contested modern battlefield. A quartet
of air defense officers explain how they developed an ambitious training
strategy to prepare air defense units to meet that challenge.
36 Medical Changes Needed for
Large-Scale Combat Operations
Observations from Mission Command
Training Program Warfighter Exercises
Col. Matthew Fandre, MD, U.S. Army
The senior medical officer for the Mission Command Training
Program describes the challenges of providing medical support
in large-scale combat operations based on lessons learned from
numerous Warfighter exercises.
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