A Diverse Strategy for a Diverse WFF

The article discusses the U.S. Army's efforts to modernize its protection warfighting function (WFF) in line with the broader Army 2030 initiative, which represents the most significant force modernization in 40 years.

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Protection Analysis

Protection Analysis discusses the U.S. Army's efforts to analyze and enhance its protection capabilities through a comprehensive, multiyear capability-based assessment (CBA) led by the Maneuver Support Capability Development Integration Directorate (MS-CDID) at Fort Leonard Wood.

By Mrs. Sonia L. Taylor

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ADP 3-37, Protection: An Update to the WFF

ADP 3-37, Protection: An Update to the WFF provides an overview of the upcoming 2023 revision of the Army Doctrine Publication (ADP) 3-37, which focuses on the protection warfighting function (WFF) in the context of large-scale combat operations against peer adversaries. The article highlights the evolution of protection doctrine, reflecting the need to adapt to modern threats and the operational environment.

By Captain Carlos J. Valencia

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Protection Integration in an Armored Corps: Insights From WFX 23-04

Protection Integration in an Armored Corps: Insights From WFX 23-04 discusses the practical application of the revised U.S. Army protection doctrine during a multinational warfighter exercise (WFX 23-04) held at Fort Cavazos, Texas, in April 2023. The exercise was the first of its kind following the publication of the updated Field Manual (FM) 3-0, which introduced multidomain operations and a redefined protection warfighting function (WFF).

By Lieutenant Colonel Judd K. Young

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The EOCOP and Its Place in LSCO

The EOCOP and Its Place in LSCO discusses the critical role of the Explosive Ordnance Common Operating Picture (EOCOP) in supporting maneuver commanders during large-scale combat operations (LSCO). The EOCOP, implemented by the 71st EOD Group during Warfighter Exercise 23-1, provides a detailed and scalable representation of explosive threats, helping commanders make informed decisions without disrupting operational tempo.

By Captain Stephen M. Hartman