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Economy of Force: Training U.S. Partner Militaries (World Politics Review Features)

Economy of Force: Training U.S. Partner Militaries (World Politics Review Features)

John A. Nagl
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As the U.S. military begins to draw down after a decade of war, budgetary constraints and a strategic rebalancing to Asia have made economy of force a guiding principle and capacity-building for partner militaries a watchword of U.S. forward defense. To win the small wars that will characterize conflict in the 21st century, the U.S. Army must learn from its experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan to improve its capability to train partner militaries. In Africa, enhancing partner militaries' ability to contain threats before they spread beyond the continent is central to Africom's mission. And the U.S. military's role in supporting counterterrorism efforts in the Philippines provides meaningful lessons for similar missions in the future.
Language
English
Pages
37
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
February 04, 2013

Economy of Force: Training U.S. Partner Militaries (World Politics Review Features)

John A. Nagl
0/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
As the U.S. military begins to draw down after a decade of war, budgetary constraints and a strategic rebalancing to Asia have made economy of force a guiding principle and capacity-building for partner militaries a watchword of U.S. forward defense. To win the small wars that will characterize conflict in the 21st century, the U.S. Army must learn from its experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan to improve its capability to train partner militaries. In Africa, enhancing partner militaries' ability to contain threats before they spread beyond the continent is central to Africom's mission. And the U.S. military's role in supporting counterterrorism efforts in the Philippines provides meaningful lessons for similar missions in the future.
Language
English
Pages
37
Format
Kindle Edition
Release
February 04, 2013

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