Military Review English Edition January-February 2016

Themes for Future Editions with Suggested Topics Global Insurgencies March-April 2016 • Quranic concept of war • Updates on regional conflicts • Regionally aligned forces reports from the field Army Firsts May-June 2016 • The importance of land power and its part in national security (including national defense and foreign relations): A hundred years ago, today, and a hundred years in the future • Past wars—What worked/what did not work; what is and is not working now • Weapon systems, an operational approach, right/wrong implementation • Females in combat military occupational specialties • Status of openly gay and lesbian servicemember acceptance • A comparison of male and female posttraumatic stress disorder The Future of Innovation in the Army July-August 2016 • How much innovation is just right? Can you have too much? • Historical examples of institutionally fostered innovation • Institutional and cultural obstacles to innovation in the U.S. Army of the twenty-first century Dealing with a Shrinking Army September-October 2016 • Lessons from post-Civil War, post-World War I, post-World War II, post-Vietnam, and postCold War • Training to standard with limited resources • Quality retention during forced drawdowns • The good, bad, and ugly of distance learning 3rd Infantry Division soldiers tour Al Hatra, an ancient city located southwest of Mosul in the Al-Jazarah region of Iraq, 18 September 2010. (Photo by Spc. Gregory Gieske, 3rd Infantry Division PAO)

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