Field Artillery 2025 E-Edition
Table of Contents
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
September
- Thoughts on Division Fires in the LSCO Fight
By MG(R) Rich Longo, BG Brandon Anderson, COL Jeff Pickler, LTC Mike Podojil
- Toothless DIVARTYs Struggle to Meet Requirements of LSCO
By MAJ John (Jay) Logan and MAJ Zachary Lawson
- The Field Artillery Battalion S2 and the Integrating Processes
By CPT Preston Quinn
November
- The New Digital Kill Chain: Understanding ITN Capabilities and Benefits to the FA Enterprise
By MAJ Matthew Huff and CPT Christopher Drew
- An Overlooked Ally: Observations and Lessons Learned from the First Persistent U.S. Artillery Forces Stationed in Estonia
By MAJ Scott Clark, LTC Andrew Underwood, & CPT Dylan Karnedy