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The Army and Intellectualism

dimarcola wrote 6 months ago: From an article defining intellectualism: An intellectual is a person who primarily uses intelligenc … more →

Tags: h100, professional military education, C120, History, Professional Education, Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, Professional reading

Grooming and Picking Generals2 comments

dimarcola wrote 7 months ago: In his article, A Failure in Generalship, Paul Yingling argues that the American army’s process for … more →

Tags: h100, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, Professional reading, General Staff, Politics

Mercenaries --Back to the Future?5 comments

dimarcola wrote 8 months ago: The inability of the feudal system to provide reliable armies gave rise to cadres of mercenaries tha … more →

Tags: h100, leavenworth way of war, CGSC, Louis A. DiMarco, Mercenaries, early modern warfare

Military History and the Future4 comments

dimarcola wrote 2 years ago: What are the military implications of this video? Does history, particularly military history, help … more →

Tags: H300, Military History, professional military education, History, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, doctrine

Grooming and Picking Generals11 comments

dimarcola wrote 2 years ago: In his article, A Failure in Generalship, Paul Yingling argues that the American army’s process for … more →

Tags: h100, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, Professional reading, General Staff, Politics

The People's Army: An Idea Whose Time has Past12 comments

dimarcola wrote 2 years ago: Some say that the concept of a “People’s Army” that is large, represents the respo … more →

Tags: h100, Military History, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, Conscription, French Revolution, Transformation.

Germany considers scrapping the draft for a professional army (US model)

reed wrote 2 years ago: [Imperialist armies are being re-designed and re-organized for new strategic purposes and alliances. … more →

Tags: Europe, Germany, imperialism, NATO, conscript army, German Army

Who was the tougher World War II enemy, the Germans or the Japanese?

gyrovague wrote 2 years ago: By Thomas E. Ricks. Yesterday I was reading the transcript of comments Gen. J. Lawton Collins made a … more →

Tags: military, Warfare, germans, Japanese, Artillery, Infantry

America Owned by Its Army

rogerhollander wrote 3 years ago: Published on Monday, November 9, 2009 by CommonDreams.orgby William Pfaff It is possible that the cr … more →

Tags: Iraq and Afghanistan, War, Foreign Policy, History, Afghanistan War, Afghanistan, roger hollander, military industrial complex, War

Grooming and Picking Generals5 comments

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: In his article, A Failure in Generalship, Paul Yingling argues that the American army’s process for … more →

Tags: leadership, h100, Military History, professional military education, Professional Education, General Staff, Promotion, Prussian General Staff, Yingling

Who Noticed General Scales in our Classroom?

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: This month in Armed Forces Journal Major General Robert H. Scales wrtoe: We have too few of these of … more →

Tags: leadership, Current Events, h100, professional military education, Goldwater-Nichols, Military History, Professional Education, Education, Louis A. DiMarco

Who Does the American Military See in the Mirror?8 comments

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: Jomini and Clausewitz coexist in many modern militaries.  Jomini, with his emphasis on principals an … more →

Tags: h100, History, Military History, Professional Education, Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, Professional reading, Strategy

Clausewitz, Politics and the American Military 9 comments

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: Clausewitz is famous for his comment that war is an extension of politics by other means.  This is n … more →

Tags: Current Events, h100, Military History, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, counterinsurgency, Strategy

People's Army: An Idea Whose Time Has Past?6 comments

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: Some say that the concept of a “People’s Army” that is large, represents the respo … more →

Tags: h100, History, Military History, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, Revolutionary War, draft

Mercenaries and the Rise of the Professional Army15 comments

dimarcola wrote 3 years ago: The inability of the feudal system to provide reliable armies gave rise to cadres of mercenaries tha … more →

Tags: h100, History, Military History, Professional Education, leavenworth way of war, Louis A. DiMarco, DiMarco, Mercenaries, Renaissance Armies

Citizen-Soldiers versus Professional Military 2 comments

Rene Tyree wrote 5 years ago: Lion Gardiner in Pequot War by Charles Stanley Reinhart (from watercolor previously at the Manor Hou … more →

Tags: Books, Military History, King Phillip's War, For the Common Defense, millett, maslowski, Jill Lepore's The Name of War: King Philip's War and th, militia, Lieutenant George Baxter


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