Call to Action: Race in The Marine Corps: Let’s Have the Discussion
by Col Christopher Woodbridge, USMC(Ret) Recent highly publicized incidents of apparent and alleged police brutality against African Americans and the equally
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Past Calls To Action:
- Call to Action: Are Joint Forcible Entry Operations Still Viable?
- Call to Action: Advantage at Sea
- Call to Action: Operations in the Information Environment
- Call to Action: Force Design 2030
- Call to Action: Adopting Mission Command
- Posts For Further Blogging
- Call to Action: When the Tempest Gathers
- Call to Action: Destination Unknown
- Call to Action: Ghost Fleet
- Call to Action: Call Sign Chaos
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- LTG Frank Petersen (USMC Retired): Visionary, Leader, Pioneer
- Marine Corps Great Leaders: Colonel Gilda A. Jackson (USMC Retired)
- Marine Corps Great Leaders: LtGen Ronald L. Bailey (USMC, Retired)
- The Tea Boiled Over by Capt Lakyra Pharms
- Dull Garrison Chronicles Part VI: F-O-X Spells Relief
- Dull Garrison Chronicles, Part VII: The “Guts” R
- Winning the Battle of the Narrative: An Improved Process for Using Narratives to Achieve Success in Military Operations
- Book Review "The Coddling of the American Mind" by Greg Lukianoff and Jonathan Haidt
- Decision-Making and OIE
- Infantry and Operations in the Information Environment at the Tactical Level of War