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Warfighters' Science and Technology Needs
From the Introduction Background: "This document provides an overview of the Warfighters' Science and Technology (S&T) needs to better inform those who develop materiel for the Army. In June 2016, TRADOC [Training and Doctrine Command] codified the Army Capabilities Areas and initiated work towards the Multi-Domain Battle concept: a. Future Vertical Lift b. Combat Vehicles c. Cross Domain Fires d. Advanced Protection e. Expeditionary Mission Command / Cyber Electromagnetic f. Robotics and Autonomous Systems With a cross cutting capability of: g. Soldier / Team Performance and Overmatch Simultaneously, the TRADOC CoEs [Centers of Excellence] began refining their prioritized functional S&T needs into memoranda of record from their Commanding Generals which were sent to CG [Commanding Generals], TRADOC. Each memorandum focused on the unique required capabilities identified through the Campaign of Learning (CoL). These capability areas appear in past and draft Functional Concepts developed by the COEs and represent the 'bottomup' element of the Warfighters' S&T needs."
United States. Army
2016-09-21
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Health of the Force: Create a Healthier Force for Tomorrow
"THE 2015 'HEALTH OF THE FORCE REPORT' provides a snapshot of the health of active component Soldiers on U.S.-based installations during 2014. It was influenced by the Army Unit Status Report and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) periodic report that tracks Leading Health Indicators (LHI) across the United States. The report aligns with the Army's Ready and Resilient mission and other programs such as Army's Human Dimension, DoD's Operation Live Well, the Military Health System's Quadruple Aim, the Veterans Administration's Whole Health Initiative, and HHS's National Prevention Strategy."
United States. Army
2015-11
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Workplace Violence Prevention and Response Guide
"Workplace violence can be any act of physical violence, threats of physical violence, harassment, intimidation, or other threatening, disruptive behavior that occurs at the work site. Workplace violence can affect or involve employees, visitors, contractors, and other non-Federal employees. A number of different actions in the work environment can trigger or cause workplace violence. It may even be the result of non-work-related situations such as domestic violence or 'road rage.' Workplace violence can be inflicted by an abusive employee, a manager, supervisor, co-worker, customer, family member, or even a stranger. Whatever the cause or whoever the perpetrator, workplace violence is not to be accepted or tolerated."
United States. Army
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Will to Live
Sgt. Janice Jackson was one of the survivors in the Pentagon tragedy. Thinking of her children kept her will to survive alive as she crawled through flames to rescue a coworker. Sgt. Jackson suffered third degree burns over parts of her body but remained in good spirits.
United States. Army Reserve
Ruth, Patricia
2001
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2019 Army Modernization Strategy: Investing in the Future
From the Document: "The Army Modernization Strategy (AMS) describes how the Total Army - Regular Army, National Guard, Army Reserve, and Army Civilians - will transform into a multi-domain force by 2035, meet its enduring responsibility as part of the Joint Force to provide for the defense of the United States, and retain its position as the globally dominant land power. The 2018 U.S. Army Modernization Strategy Report to Congress introduced the Army's six materiel modernization priorities to make Soldiers and units more lethal to deploy, fight, and win our Nation's wars. This 2019 AMS expands the Army's approach beyond those six priorities, outlining a more holistic approach to modernization while maintaining continuity of priorities. Modernization is a continuous process requiring collaboration across the entire Army. Therefore, while this AMS outlines an end state for the future Army in 2035, Army modernization will remain ongoing as we must continue to test and refine operating concepts, draw on emerging technologies, and anticipate changes in the operating environment."
United States. Army
2019
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Hurricane Iniki Relief: Interview with LTG Johnnie E. Corns, Commanding General, United States Army, Pacific
"Today is 12 January 1993. This is Major Lincoln Higa, Commander, 30th Military History Detachment, and Dr. Donald Laird, USARPAC Command Historian. We are interviewing Lieutenant General Johnnie Corns, Commanding General, U.S. Army, Pacific, concerning his thoughts on the Hurricane Iniki relief effort. Operation Iniki Response was a timely event in the history of Headquarters United States Army, Pacific, and in the history of the United States Army overall with regard to the total force-active, guard, and reserve-participating in efforts to come to the aid of American people in times of natural disaster. The timeliness has to do first with the role of a joint task force in the operations of United States Commander in Chief Pacific, or USCINCPAC, and his concepts for organizing and dealing with conflict or natural disasters. Operation Iniki Response was also timely for this Headquarters because it got us involved in the joint task force role for the Army and the other services to meet natural disasters right on the heels of similar involvement by joint task forces in Florida in response to the hurricane there and to the typhoon that had occurred in Guam. This timeliness enabled us to enter into the operation of the joint task force with some fairly recent experience among members of the USARPAC staff who had been part of augmentations for other joint task forces."
United States. Army, Pacific
Corns, Johnnie H.
1993-01-12
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Army Modeling and Simulation Office (AMSO) [website]
"The mission of the Army Modeling and Simulation Office (AMSO) is to develop the strategy and policy for the Army Modeling and Simulation Enterprise and executes effective governance and resource management through leadership and synchronization with a focus on the Army enterprise and cross-community areas across the Joint, Intergovernment, Interagency, and Multinational environments."
United States. Army
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United States Army Reserve [website]
This is the website for the Army Reserve component of the U.S. Army (USAR). This site offers information on USAR organization, news and reference, resources, outreach, and links to other military and government sites.
United States. Army Reserve
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Reserve MP Uses Military, Civilian Training Following Attack
This article discusses the rescue efforts of Officer Arthur Rosati immediately after the September 11th terrorist attack on the Pentagon.
United States. Army Reserve
Hammonds, Michele
2001
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Building on a Foundation of Strength: Fiscal Year 2012 United States Army Annual Financial Report
"Our Army is built on strong bonds of trust. We trust in our Soldiers who make up our high-quality, all-volunteer force. Those Soldiers in turn trust in the Army and their Families to be their champions in providing a foundation of support needed to succeed. The Army is committed to improving its support systems, from enhancing Wounded Warrior programs to sustaining high-quality housing, child care, and recreation services. Of course, the Army must have the trust of the American people and confidence in how we use their tax dollars. The Army fiscal year 2012 financial statements are a testament to our strong commitment to accountability and effective management of financial resources. These statements demonstrate our stewardship in how these resources were used to lead, maintain, train, organize, and equip America's Army. Though our financial resources are declining, we must continue to provide a highly capable force that can preserve the President's strategic options. It is our responsibility to maximize the Army's overall efficiency by identifying and eliminating duplicative or unnecessary programs while still responsibly winding down our commitments abroad and ensuring we can meet emerging threats around the world. We are moving towards a leaner, more capable and adaptable Army. We will continue to scrutinize budgets as we transition to a smaller yet effective force. We must rebalance force structure and make investment decisions that will shape an Army of 2020 that is prepared for missions across a full range of military operations. This vision focuses on developing adaptive leaders and organizations, modernizing equipment and systems, and revolutionizing training."
United States. Army
2012
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Building on a Foundation of Strength: Fiscal Year 2012 United States Army Annual Financial Report, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers - Civil Works
"Throughout its long history, the Army Corps of Engineers has been committed to serving the Nation in peace and war, with its Civil Works mission critical to the safety, security, and economy of our great Nation. Shifting national priorities for public water management have necessitated a concomitant shift in the focus of the Corps' activities and operations. As described in these pages, the majority of the Army Civil Works program is heavily focused on the operation, maintenance, repair and replacement of major navigation, flood risk management and hydropower infrastructure systems and on the environmental mitigation and restoration of resources affected in the past by these systems. Within the flood risk management business line, priority continues to be given to infrastructure maintenance and repair, reflecting the Army's concern about the risks associated with aging dams and levee systems. Within the navigation business line, the Army continues to partner with the Department of Transportation to better align federal infrastructure investments to improve the economy and foster a competitive, efficient, and environmentally sustainable freight movement infrastructure. Each year as we execute our multi-billion dollar program, the Army considers the integrity of the existing Civil Works infrastructure, the associated risks to the economy, safety, and the environment, and the development of sustainable solutions to America's water resources needs. The Army continues to work closely with other federal, state and local agencies to develop integrated water resources management outcomes across mission areas that leverage taxpayer dollars and strives to return the highest value to the Nation in terms of economic, social, and environmental benefits."
United States. Army
2012
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After Action Report: Hurricane Gustav/Hurricane Ike [El Paso, TX and Las Cruces, NM; 2008] [presentation]
From the Briefing Outline: The purpose of this briefing is to, "... provide an After Action Review (AAR) on the alert and activation of the El Paso/Las Cruces Federal Coordination Center (FCC) for Hurricane Gustav and Hurricane Ike [.]" This brief includes the following sections of information: 1.) Background; 2.) Alert and Activation Orders; 3.) Unified Command Structure; 4.) Simultaneous Operations; 5.) Hurricane Gustav Summary; 6.) Hurricane Ike Summary; and 7.) Conclusion.
United States. Army
Jimenez, Monica B.
2008-09-17
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Energy Security and Sustainability (ES2) Strategy
"The Army ES2 [Energy Security and Sustainability] Strategy is designed to guide the Army's use of energy, water, and land resources well into the 21st Century. Resource management is a dynamic process that will require the Army to continuously incorporate new information and make improvements to maintain freedom of action. The goals and supporting actions presented in this strategy are mutually reinforcing and facilitate a holistic, cross-organizational approach towards goal achievement now and in the future. To implement the aggressive goals of this strategy, the Army will identify initiatives and continually assess and refine efforts to assure progress towards these goals. Where tools and management initiatives already exist, they will be applied; where they do not, we will develop them. Implementation of this strategy is vital to the Army's continued relevance, especially in support of the Army Campaign Plan. This ES2 Strategy will make the Army ready and resilient while preserving future choice in our rapidly changing world."
United States. Army
2015
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Complexities Associated with Mass Fatality Incident Response & Catastrophic Planning [presentation]
This presentation achieves the following four objectives related to the complexities associated with mass fatality incident (MFI) response and catastrophic planning: "[1] Relate foundational disaster planning concepts to Mass Fatality Management (MFM). [2] Identify MFM Command & Control (C2) structure for both the county coroner and the multiagency jurisdiction response. [3] Identify agencies involved in MFI response and planning and how these agencies coordinate their approach during an MFI. [4] Consider what 'tools' should be your 'disaster tool box' that supports dealing with catastrophic events."
United States. Army
2009-08
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6th Ranger Training Battalion Hurricane Helper: Preparation Key to Hurricane Safety
"Hurricane season spans the months of June through November, and we all need to be prepared. The more you prepare, the better your chances of reducing suffering and risk for yourself and your family.
This newsletter includes a series of checklists to complete now, while no imminent threat exists. While the checklists might look daunting at first glance, they are really quite easy to complete."
United States. Army
2009
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Fort Stewart and Hunter Army Airfield: Severe weather preparedness 2010
This handbook explains measures to be taken in the event of a severe weather incident and a template to organize a family response plan.
United States. Army
2010-06-15?
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US Army Field Manual: Legal Guide for Commanders
"This manual is a guide to military law for company commanders - officers and noncommissioned officers. It describes military law reflected in military justice, administrative law, and personal rights, responsibilities, and restrictions. It outlines basic responsibilities and daily procedures for administering military justice and administrative law in the unit."
United States. Army
1992-01
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US Army Field Manual: Legal Support to Operations
"The mission of judge advocates and supporting legal personnel is to provide professional legal services at all echelons of command throughout the range of military operations. The purpose of Field Manual (FM) 27-100 is to describe how the Judge Advocate General's Corps (JAGC) will provide legal support to operations and how commanders should integrate legal support in operational planning and training."
United States. Army
2000-03-01
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ADRP 3-28: Defense Support of Civil Authorities [June 2013]
"ADRP [Army Doctrine Reference Publication] 3-28 clarifies similarities and differences between defense support of civil authorities (DSCA) tasks and other tasks of decisive action. Stability tasks and DSCA tasks are similar in many ways. Both revolve around helping partners on the ground within areas of operations. Both tasks require Army forces to provide essential services and work together with civil authorities. However, homeland operational environments differ from those overseas in terms of law, military chain of command, use of force, and interorganizational coordination. This ADRP helps Army leaders understand how operations in the homeland differ from operations by forces deployed forward in other theaters. It illustrates how domestic operational areas are theaters of operations with special requirements. Moreover, this ADRP recognizes that DSCA is a joint mission that supports the national homeland security enterprise. Department of Defense conducts DSCA under civilian control, based on United States law and national policy, and in cooperation with numerous civilian partners. National policy, in this context, often uses the word joint to include all cooperating partners, as in a joint field office led by civil authorities. ADRP 3-28 is organized into four chapters. Chapter 1 explains the Army's role in the homeland. It places Army contributions to DSCA within the context of overarching national and military policies that establish a comprehensive approach for national preparedness. Chapter 2 discusses the core purposes and functional characteristics of Army contributions to DSCA. In addition, chapter 2 includes key legal considerations related to the employment of military forces in the homeland. Chapter 3 discusses how Army forces organize to achieve unity of effort. Chapter 4 describes the tasks of decisive action performed by Army forces conducting DSCA and National Guard civil support."
United States. Army
2013-06
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US Army Field Manual: Religious Support
"FM 1-05 establishes the Army's definitive doctrine for the execution of comprehensive religious support across the full spectrum of operations. It is founded upon the Army's operational doctrine articulated in FM 3-0 and FM 101-5 and other supporting documents. FM 1-05 is compatible with the joint religious support doctrine contained in JP 1-05. This doctrine pronounces that the personal delivery of religious support is the primary focus of the Chaplain Corps and places greater emphasis on the chaplain's role as an advisor to the commander. It takes into account emerging technology, possesses a broader focus on religious support at echelons above brigade, and speaks clearly to the interface between religious support operations and civil military operations. It is the authoritative, but not prescriptive, guide to the missions, roles, responsibilities, and duties the Chaplain Corps must execute to deliver comprehensive religious support."
United States. Army
2003-04
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U.S. Army Field Manual: Physical Security
This field manual (FM) sets forth guidance for all personnel responsible for physical security. It is the basic reference for training security personnel. It is intended to be a one-stop "physical security source for the Department of Defense (DOD), the Department of the Army (DA), and other proponents and agencies of physical security."
United States. Army
2001-01-08?
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First Class Outfit: The 311th Quartermaster Company on Duty at the Pentagon
Article on the Army Reserve's 311th Quartermaster Company (Mortuary Affairs) from Aguadilla, Puerto Rico, and their efforts to sift through the rubble from the terrorist attack on the Pentagon, looking for remains of the victims of the attack.
United States. Army Reserve
Pullen, Randy
2001
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Army Reserve Support to Hurricane Katrina Disaster Relief
A PowerPoint presentation and excel spreadsheet describing the Army Reserve response to Hurricane Katrina.
United States. Army Reserve
2005-09-02
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Antiterrorism Awareness for Social Networking
"This pocket guide provides precautionary and protective measures designed to mitigate the risk of using social networking sites. [...] [1] Limit outward signs of military affiliation (such as vehicle stickers, home decorations, using your rank in your address, or using military slang in public). [2]Uniformed military members present in public venues or attending publicly accessible events should exercise vigilance. [3] Be unpredictable with smart behavior, routines, and travel. [4] Be alert. Maintain good situational awareness by staying alert, knowing what to look for, and knowing what is wrong or out of place. [5] Report all incidents of suspicious activity or behavior to appropriate authorities. [6] Think before you post. Always assume everyone in the world will be able to see what you are posting, or tweeting, even if the site limits your posts to your friends and family. [7] Do not allow others to tag you in images they post. Doing so makes you easier to locate and makes it easier to accurately reconstruct your network of friends, relatives, and associates."
United States. Army
2015-08
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National Security Challenges: Insights from Social, Neurobiological, and Complexity Sciences
"This White Volume assesses U.S. long term national security challenges, employing a global perspective that accounts for the changing political, economic, social, and psychological profiles of populations, and the rapid changes they experience in a globally connected information environment. It addresses many of the key national security challenges identified by LTG Flynn in the Preface. The collection of essays explores future population-centric national security challenges through the lens of the latest research from the social, neurological, and complexity sciences. The papers emphasize ?enduring? long term themes that are focused on the interactions of populations and their environments. They are not U.S.- centric, but multi-perspective and examine underlying long term phenomena. The target audiences are planners, operators, and policy makers. With them in mind, the articles are intentionally kept short and written to stand alone. All the contributors have done their best to make their articles easily accessible."
United States. Army
2012-07
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ADP 3-28: Defense Support of Civil Authorities
"Army Doctrine Publication (ADP) 3-28 describes a doctrinal foundation for the Army's contribution to defense support of civil authorities (also called DSCA) […]. ADP 3-28 focuses on the operational Army battalions, brigades, division headquarters, and Army Service component headquarters conducting DSCA, with support from the generating force. A corresponding Army doctrine reference publication (ADRP) elaborating on the principles in ADP 3-28 is expected to replace Field Manual (FM) 3-28. The principal audience for ADP 3-28 is all members of the profession of arms. Commanders and staffs of Army headquarters serving as joint task force or multinational headquarters should also refer to applicable joint or multinational doctrine concerning the range of military operations and joint or multinational forces. Trainers and educators throughout the Army will also use this publication. Commanders, staffs, and subordinates ensure their decisions and actions comply with applicable United States, international, and, in some cases, host-nation laws and regulations. Commanders at all levels ensure their Soldiers operate in accordance with the law of war and the rules of engagement. ADP 3-28 applies to the Active Army, Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States, and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise stated."
United States. Army
2012-07-26
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U.S. Army Social Media [website]
"This site is designed to serve as a consolidated registry and resource for all information regarding official Army presences on public social media sites. All sites located on this page have been reviewed and approved by the Office of the Chief of Public Affairs and are subject to all Army policies and guidelines."
United States. Army
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Joint Task Force-Homeland Defense [website]
"Joint Task Force Homeland Defense (JTF-HD) executes operations to provide Civil Support (CS) or Foreign Humanitarian Assistance (FHA) for all hazards including responding to and recovering from natural or man-made disasters and defeats threats in the land domain in order to retain key/critical infrastructure and protect the force within the Joint Operations Area (JOA)."
United States. Army
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US Army DSCINT Handbook: Defense Support of Civil Authorities
This informational handbook supports operational missions, institutional, training, and professional military education for U.S. military forces in the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT) and Defense Support of Civil Authorities (DSCA). This document promotes an improved understanding of terrorist objectives, motivation, and intention to use WMD/E; and accent probable missions of U.S. military forces in WMD/E incident response. Compiled from open source materials, this handbook promotes a Threats" perspective and enemy situational awareness of U.S. actions in combating terrorism.
United States. Army
2005-08-15?
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Military Guide to Terrorism in the 21st Century
This informational handbook supports operational missions, institutional training, and professional military education for U.S. military forces in the Global War on Terrorism (GWOT). This capstone document provides an introduction to the nature of terrorism and recognition of terrorist threats to U.S. military forces.
United States. Army
2005-08-15
