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Cold Region Engineer Operations: The Engineer Regiment Needs to Get Comfortable Being Cold

By CW3 Kevin J. Fischer

An analysis of the critical need for U.S. Army Engineer Regiment cold-weather training, examining historical lessons from WWII's Battle of Attu and Antarctic operations to prepare for future Arctic combat operations and large-scale conflicts in extreme environments.

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U.S. Soldiers assigned to 1st Special Forces Group (Airborne), use ultraviolet light to check for contamination on their gloves Army Chemical Review
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Hard to Find, Hard to Kill: Foundational Protection in a Transparent Battlefield

By CW2 Joshua LaPlant

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Strengthen Relationships Through Community: Army Readiness, Family

By Col. Eva M. Millare

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Artificial Intelligence Bias: Risks for Military Intelligence Operations

By CPT Tyrese Bender

A Soldier stands in a desert landscape at night near a tactical vehicle with a mounted weapon, illuminated by red light under a bright, star-filled sky.
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A Case for Integrating Counter Position Navigation and Timing Weapons

By CW3 Joshua P. Stevens

Explore how the 1st Multi-Domain Task Force is integrating Counter Position Navigation and Timing (C-PNT) weapons to disrupt adversary systems while mitigating electromagnetic fratricide. This article outlines tactical planning, performance steps, and essential protection measures for dominating the electromagnetic spectrum.

Students in the Small Unmanned Aircraft System Master Trainer Course conduct training on 16 July 2025. (Photo by CPT Stephanie Snyder)
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The SUAS Master Trainer Course: Forging the Future of Ground Warfare

By SFC Derrick Guyton

The Army’s SUAS-MT course at Fort Benning is expanding from basic drone training to producing expert instructors who integrate systems like the RQ-28A into combat. Updated with real-world lessons, it now emphasizes EW resilience, scaling drone use, and advanced tactics like swarming.

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What Did He See? The Early Life and Military Career of T/4 Isaac Woodard

By Andrew H. Myres

Reconstructs the World War II service of Isaac Woodard Jr., an African American Army longshoreman, correcting decades of mythmaking and documenting how segregated logistics units sustained Pacific operations—context essential to understanding his postwar blinding and its impact on military desegregation.

Three soldiers in camouflage uniforms carry a fourth soldier on a military stretcher across a rugged, overgrown field
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Gator Hole: A Subterranean Exercise

By MAJ Orphelia Moraga

The 546th Medical Company executed Exercise Gator Hole, a five-day FTX testing Role 2 medical operations in abandoned and subterranean LSCO environments, integrating counter-drone technology and Ukraine war lessons at West Fort Hood, Texas.

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The Bonus Army: A Possible No-Win Situation Made Worse

By Jess R. Rankin

Army History article examining the 1932 Bonus Army dispersal, General MacArthur's defiance of presidential orders, civil-military relations failures, intelligence errors, and the episode's lasting impact on veteran benefits and the G.I. Bill of Rights.

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Designing AI Integration: A Process Based Approach

By Major Alex Noll, MBA and Richard A. McConnell, D.M.

Facing AI hype, CGSC students tested a process‑driven way to integrate commercial AI into intelligence exercises. With skills, guardrails, and human judgment, AI acted as a collaborator—handling data while deepening critical thinking and staff learning.