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Welcome back friends... it has been a little while since we published so we have a new one for you today! Today we discuss Ammunition Forecasting, particularly for artillery with MJ Jackson, the 2ID DIVARTY S4. This discussion covers quite a few topics including RSR/CSR, Volume of fire, and data literacy. Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!
Join us for what may be our best episode yet! Today we talk with Professor Angus Fletcher, one of the world's leaders in creativity science. A practitioner of story science, Angus Fletcher has dual degrees in neuroscience (BS, University of Michigan) and literature (PhD, Yale). His research employs a mix of laboratory experiment, literary history and rhetorical theory to explore the psychological effects—cognitive, behavioral, therapeutic—of different narrative technologies.
Join us for a discussion with the Commander, Maneuver Center of Excellence, MG Pat Donahoe. Today we talk about how sustainment supports maneuver, what the MCOE is doing to train their officers on Sustainment, and how history impacts our current environment.
Integrating and synchronizing engineer support in the defense. A discussion with LTC Andy Theme
Today we are joined by the 18th MEDCOM (DS) commander, Major General Michael Place to discuss Army and Joint medical support in LSCO.
Join us for a conversation with the 1st Infantry Division - Division Transportation Office Team for an in depth discussion on what it takes to deploy a Division and the role of the DTO.
A discussion with COL Martine Kidd, Commander of the 593rd ESC about the role of the ESC in LSCO!
Join us for this holiday episode where we discuss the importance of Sustainment over the holidays. We will walk through history from the Revolutionary War to the Korean War and discuss firsthand accounts of Soldiers and the impact of sustainment on their morale.
The sustainment warfighting function is integrally linked to operations and essential to maintaining combat power, enabling operational reach, generating freedom of action, and providing Army forces with endurance to fight and win across the breadth and depth of the battlefield. And yet commanders and planners often fail to integrate the sustainment warfighting function into the MDMP process.
Financial Management, Resource Management and Finance units on the battlefield. Join us to discuss all of these and more with LTC Devrim Brown!
Today we will be talking with Captain Jeffrey Horning about Operational Contracting Support. Jeff is the training developer in the Department of Sustainment and Force Management and former OCSIC chief at CJTF OIR. Additional OCS information and training can be found at Joint Knowledge Online JKO LCMS (jten.mil) and take the class J4O P-US380A-
To start with, today we'll be talking about sustainment in general, defining the warfighting function and talking about integration and synchronization. With me today are two individuals who are perfectly suited to debate this topic: Paul Schlimm, the Acting Director for the Department of Sustainment and Force Management at CGSC and Nils Erickson, the course author for the Sustainment Series for the Command and General Staff Officer's Course
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