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Field Artillery Classic
Field Artillery 2025 E-Edition
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Field Artillery 2025 E- Edition
January
DOTMLPF Artillery Insights From The American Civil War Part I: Introduction
By Dr. John Grenier, the FA Branch Historian
High-Frequency Communications
By MAJ Roger W. Mehle and Dr. T.E. Ward II
DOTMLPF Artillery Insights From The American Civil War Part II: Doctrine
By Dr. John Grenier, the FA Branch Historian
Look Up: The Future of Fire Support and Loitering Munitions
By 1LT Ryan Lavin
DOTMLPF Artillery Insights From The American Civil War: Organization
By Dr. John Grenier, the FA Branch Historian
February
AI’s New Frontier in War Planning:How AI Agents Can Revolutionize Military Decision-Making
By LTC Rich Farnell and Lt Col Kira Coffey
March
Utilization of Unmanned Systems to Increase the Survivability of the Field Artillery
By MAJ David S. Jerome
The Emergence of Joint Fires During World war I
By SGM Noel DeJesus, (LTG (RET) James M. Dubik Writing Fellow)
April
Targeting in the Maneuver Brigade: Fighting for Relevance
By CW2 Jared M. Grindstaff
Project Convergence: Revolutionizing Targeting in Large-Scale Combat Operations
By WO1 David Rico, John A. Robinson Eagle Writing Award Winner
On Mobile Brigade Combat Teams and Multi-Domain Operations
By MAJ Robert Anthony Stovall II
Techniques for Mortar Ammunition Planning
By MAJ Andrew Patterson
Modification of the Joint Lightweight Tactical Vehicle into a functional Fire Direction Center
By MAJ John Meier, LTC Adam Ropelewski & SFC Michael Limpert