The Kim Regime. Sanctions, Diplomacy, and Nuclear Survival

The article examines how North Korea has continued to develop its nuclear arsenal despite extensive international sanctions through cyber operations, illicit trade, and clandestine technology procurement, often leveraging front companies and regional intermediaries.

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The McConnell SBS. Benefiting the army and strengthening the profession

The article highlights the significance of the McConnell Center Strategic Broadening Seminar (SBS) in developing critical thinking, discourse, and ethical leadership among U.S. Army leaders, especially warrant officers.

By Chief Warrant Officer Four Victoria R. Ramage-Garcia

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Every Peach Stone Counts

This article chronicles the nationwide 'Peach Pit Campaign' of 1918, when Americans collected fruit pits and nut shells to produce carbon for gas masks following General Pershing's urgent request. Through coordinated efforts of organizations, schools, and citizens, this Homefront initiative demonstrated remarkable patriotism and resourcefulness in protecting American soldiers from chemical warfare.

By Ms. Christy Lindberg

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Chaplains as AI Ethicists in the U.S. Army. The Evolution of AI Implementation in the DOD

This article examines how the U.S. Army Chaplain Corps can adapt its traditional ethics training mission to include artificial intelligence ethics. It traces the evolution of DOD's AI implementation strategy and argues that chaplains are uniquely qualified to serve as AI ethicists in military applications.

By Chaplain (Major) Benjamin D. Reed

The Battle of The Bulge and The Apex of Operational Art and Design

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Genetic Frontiers: Unraveling the Impact and Anticipating Future Challenges of SYNBIO

The article analyzes Germany's last major offensive during World War II through operational art and design, revealing strategic flaws that ultimately led to their defeat. Despite initial successes, the Germans' inability to maintain momentum and inadequate logistical support contrasted sharply with the Allied forces’ resilience and strategic adaptability, particularly the effective contributions of the U.S. Chemical Warfare Service.

By Sergeant Major Jody L. Mease