Military Review English Edition November-December 2015 | Page 150

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“1930s German Doctrine: A Manifestation of Operational Art,” Tal Tovy, Ph.D., (MayJun): 56
A
“The Advisor and the Brigade Combat Team: Toward an Enduring Solution for an Enduring Requirement,” Lt. Col. Jeremy T. Gwinn, U.S. Army (May-Jun): 65
“Air Force Leaders Take Note: the Army is Changing,” Lt. Col. Jason Earley, U.S. Air Force
(Nov-Dec): 77
“Air-Sea Battle and the Danger of Fostering a Maginot Line Mentality,” Lt. Col. Raymond
Millen, U.S. Army, Retired (Mar-Apr): 125
“An All-Volunteer Force for Long-Term Success”, Col. Michael Runey, U.S. Army, and Col.
Charles Allen, U.S. Army, Retired (Nov-Dec): 92
“The Anbar Awakening in Context … and Why It Is so Hard to Replicate,” Matthew T.
Penney, Ph.D. (Mar-Apr): 106

“Ethics and the Enhanced Soldier of the Near Future,” Col. Dave Shunk, U.S. Air Force,
Retired (Jan-Feb): 91
“Ethics, Combat, and a Soldier’s Decision to Kill,” Chaplain (Maj.) Sean Wead, U.S. Army
(Mar-Apr): 69
F
“The First Regionally Aligned Force: Lessons learned and the Way Ahead,” Capt. Cory R.
Scharbo, U.S. Army (Jul-Aug): 84
“Force and Faith in the American Experience,” Col. Isaiah Wilson III, Ph.D., U.S. Army,
and Maj. Lee Robinson, U.S. Army (Mar-Apr): 82
“Future Megacity Operations—Lessons from Sadr City,” Maj. Christopher O. Bowers, U.S.
Army (May-Jun): 8
G

“Army Civilians and the Army Profession,” Lt. Col. Robert Hynes, Ph.D., U.S. Army,
Retired (May-Jun): 71

“Globally Integrated Operations in the Horn of Africa through the Principles of Mission
Command,” Maj. Gen. Wayne W. Grigsby Jr., U.S. Army; Col. Todd Fox, U.S. Army;
Lt. Col. Matthew F. Dabkowski, U.S. Army; and Cmdr. Andrea N. Phelps, U.S. Navy
(Sep-Oct): 8

“Army Leadership and the Communication Paradox” Maj. Christopher M. Ford, U.S.
Army (Jul-Aug): 68

“God Is Not Here: A Soldier’s Struggle with Torture, Trauma, and the Moral Injuries of
War (Review Essay),” Lt. Col. Douglas A. Pryer, U.S. Army (Sep-Oct): 133

“Army Translator and Interpreter Companies: A Wasted Resource,” Capt. Jessica L. Cook,
U.S. Army (Sep-Oct): 65

“A Good Death: Mortality and Narrative in Army Leadership,” Maj. Dan Leard, U.S.
Army (Nov-Dec): 119

“The Army University: Educating Leaders in a Complex World” Lt. Gen. Robert B.
Brown, U.S. Army (Jul-Aug): 18

“Great Results Through Bad Leaders: The Positive Effects of Toxic Leadership,” Maj. Kane
David Wright, Australian Army (May-Jun): 33

“The Art of Command and the Science of Control: Brigade Mission Command in Garrison and Operations,” Col. Val Keaveny, U.S. Army, and Col. Lance Oskey, U.S. Army
(Mar-Apr): 62
“Assignment: Special Assistant to the Commander,” Col. Thomas P. Galvin, U.S. Army,
Retired (Mar-Apr): 33
B
“Back to the Future: Managing Training to ‘Win in a Complex World,’” Capt. Paul Lushenko, U.S. Army, and Maj. David Hammerschmidt, U.S. Army (Jan-Feb): 52
“Balancing Air and Missile Defense to Better Support Maneuver,” Capt. Vincent R. Wiggins Jr., U.S. Army (Nov-Dec): 55
C

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“Identifying and Retaining the Army’s Best Midgrade Officers,” Brig. Gen. Ronald Kirklin,
U.S. Army (May-Jun): 17
“The Ignorant Counterinsurgent: Rethinking the Traditional Teacher-Student Relationship in Conflicts,” Maj. Ben Zweibelson, U.S. Army (Mar-Apr): 94
“I Heard My Country Calling: A Memoir (Review Essay),” Lt. Col. Tom J. Tracy, U.S.
Army