Combined Arms Research Library Digital Library : Search Results

home : browse : advanced search : preferences : my favorites : about : help

Combined Arms Research Library
Digital Library


Search results for MMAS2010-01

	Refine your search
Date, Original 2010-06-11 (61) Subject Space Debris -- Govern... (1) United States Dept. of... (1) United States. Dept. o... (1) Fighter Planes -- Pilo... (1) Author Akin-ojo, Moyosore C. (1) Andrews, Tacildayus (1) Bailey, Desmond V. (1) Bell, Christopher P. (1) Bokma, Lee E. (1) Show more...

results 1-20 of 61 item(s)

page 1 of 4 : ( << 1 2 3 4 >> ) :: previous : next

select all : clear all : add to favorites

	Title:	Author:	Abstract:

1.	Adaptations to the "whole of government" approach by the United States Department of State.	Levo, Dewayne	This study examines adaptations made by State, on adherence to directives requiring coordination with other USG departments and agencies, to effectively respond to current and future national security...

2.	Technology support self-development for soldiers deploying to Afghanistan.	Lemay, John C.	This study is a resource Soldiers can use to help prepare for a deployment to Afghanistan by creating a self-development plan using technology supported tools. First, the study identifies some types of...

3.	Agriculture and provincial reconstruction teams: assessing the effectiveness of agricultural advisor projects in Afghanistan.	Kuypers, Karisha L.	The U.S. government states that agriculture is its most important non-security priority in Afghanistan and emphasizes the importance of agricultural development in Afghanistan's long-term stabilization...

4.	Killing of a king: the increasing marginalization of the field artillery branch in current counterinsurgency operations.	Kaplachinski, Stephen M.	This thesis argues that the Field Artillery (FA) branch is being marginalized in today's counterinsurgency operations. There are several key factors that have led up to this point, those being, loss of...

5.	Dodging bullets: the threat of space debris to U.S. national security.	Ireland, Susan	With several hundreds of thousands space debris "bullets" orbiting the Earth, the U.S. Government enters a high risk environment whenever a satellite is launched into orbit. Because of the United States'...

6.	Wielding the military shield and the civilian sword: Norwegian civil-military interagency cooperation in Afghanistan.	Helleberg, Finn Ola	In 2009 Norway released a strategy for a comprehensive approach in Afghanistan, emphasizing the need for improved civil-military cooperation. This paper explores the possible impact of the strategy on...

7.	U.S. Border Patrol OCONUS: possible contributions to the whole of government approach to stability operations.	Good, Anthony Scott	The goal of the United States (U.S.) government is to use a whole of government approach to stability operations in countries around the world. Promoting stability reduces the threat of terrorism and secures...

8.	Specialized assault units of the World War I Western Front: a comparative study of the German Stormtrooper Battalions, and Canadian Trench Raiders.	Ghiz, Christopher J.	This thesis will use a comparative study of the German Storm trooper battalions and the Canadian trench raiders in order to examine the dynamics of the World War I battlefield, the role of military culture...

9.	United States' strategic insecurity--the oil nexus.	Gagan, John A.	There's not any doubt that oil is a finite resource and that the United States relies heavily on oil for homeland security, defense security, and economic security. Every facet of the American lifestyle...

10.	Development of amphibious doctrine.	Emmel, David C.	Although the U.S. had conducted amphibious operations since the Revolutionary War, it was not until after the Spanish-American War that the military services attempted to codify procedures in doctrine....

11.	Intellectual reviews of fundamentalist Islamic groups' leaders and their impact on the Jihadi action, the Muslim world, and the West.	Elaraishy, Shereef Gouda Mohamed	After the events of the 11 September 2001 and the advent of the War on Terrorism focused mainly against Al-Qaeda, interest in studying the Islamic groups has increased. Such enquiries can have a huge impact...

12.	Effects of organizational turbulence on companies in sustainment brigades.	Dobrinska, James L., II.	This study investigates the effect organizational turbulence caused by frequent changes in task organization has on the company sized elements resident in the sustainment brigades. The study identifies...

13.	Finding, fixing, and finishing the guideline: the development of the United States Air Force Surface-to-Air Missile Suppression force during Operation Rolling Thunder.	Deeney, John J.	During Operation Rolling Thunder, the United States Air Force was unprepared for the introduction of the SA-2 Guideline surface-to-air missile system into the North Vietnamese integrated air defense system...

14.	Military dimension of the Niger Delta Crisis: increasing the effectiveness of security forces through information operations.	Akin-Ojo, Moyosore C.	The Niger Delta region is the nerve of the Nigerian economy. The region has witnessed series of conflicts largely due to the oil resources therein. Violent militancy in the Niger Delta assumed a new dimension...

15.	Lack of a designated national in-transit visibility system affects the synchronization of information sharing and the timely distribution of materials during natural disaster efforts.	Andrews, Tacildayus	This research discusses the challenges of providing timely distribution of supplies during hurricane relief operations due to the lack of a designated national in-transit visibility (ITV) system. Historical...

16.	Redefining combat mission reporting in contemporary operations: focusing the air component’s process in support of the joint warfighter.	Bell, Christopher P.	As originally conceived in World War I, combat reporting from tactical aircraft has the potential to provide critical information concerning friendly operations and enemy activity to enhance situational...

17.	Strategic communication for tactical leaders.	Bokma, Lee E.	Strategic communication is a relatively new and currently evolving concept in the U.S. military, and it is currently not widely understood what role, if any, leaders at the tactical level have in it. In...

18.	Estimating cost and quality implications of an online solution for the Army ROTC military history requirement.	Brooks, William J.	This exploratory study attempted to estimate how the issues of cost and quality would be affected by employing an online solution as one method of accomplishing the Army ROTC military history requirement....

19.	Evaluating the impact of drug trafficking organizations on the stability of the Mexican state.	Campbell, David R.	Since 2007, when President Felipe Calderon declared his government's war on the drug trafficking organizations operating in his country, the level of narcotics related violence has increased dramatically....

20.	Is current US counterinsurgency doctrine applicable to Lebanese Hizballah and the Taliban?	Carlson, Sean P.	This thesis explores the applicability of current US counterinsurgency doctrine in Joint Publication 3-24, Field Manual 3-24 and Field Manual 3-24.2 to the Lebanese Hizballah and Taliban insurgencies....