Army White Paper, The Profession Of Arms
Key Points of an Army White Paper, the Profession of Arms
The white paper is written in 2010 when the U.S. had been fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan for nine years. The Army had evolved to meet new challenges arose from these unconventional wars, and it had brought significant changes to how soldiers trained and fought enemies. These changes demanded a need for the Army to assess itself as a profession of arms and determine whether the right key attributes had been identified and reinforced. The purpose is to introduce terms, concepts, and proposed definitions to help begin the assessment.
The Army as a Profession of Arms
The Army, as a profession of arms, is unique because its professionals, soldiers, are bonded with each other in camaraderie
The white paper is written in 2010 when the U.S. had been fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan for nine years. The Army had evolved to meet new challenges arose from these unconventional wars, and it had brought significant changes to how soldiers trained and fought enemies. These changes demanded a need for the Army to assess itself as a profession of arms and determine whether the right key attributes had been identified and reinforced. The purpose is to introduce terms, concepts, and proposed definitions to help begin the assessment.
The Army as a Profession of Arms
The Army, as a profession of arms, is unique because its professionals, soldiers, are bonded with each other in camaraderie