Introducing the Dreikampf
Maneuverist Paper No. 6The assumptions of cohesion and symmetry do not in any way weaken the concept of the two-struggle.
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The assumptions of cohesion and symmetry do not in any way weaken the concept of the two-struggle.
Read MoreThere is no doubt that, during both world wars, members of the German armed forces, acting in their official capacities, violated laws of war that were then in force in a large number of ways.
Read MoreWith the ever-increasing centralization of decision making at the higher levels, continued micro-management of the troops, and inability to accept risk by officers at every level, all would benefit from a refresher on our doctrine.
Read MoreWe need to know when to cooperate and leverage combined arms dilemmas into an advantage as well as when to sacrifice cooperation for the sake of adaptability and being faster.
Read MoreAs we take on this challenge it is necessary, as Marinus suggests, to ask the tough questions about our doctrine and identity to ensure the Marine Corps will be ready to meet the demands of the Nation.
Read MoreOne of the more curious features of the first four decades of the maneuver warfare movement within the Marine Corps is the large role played by artifacts of the German military tradition.
Read MoreOur ability to fight without becoming over reliant on technology is increasingly relevant ...
Read More… a comparative analysis of FMFM 1 and MCDP 1 shows that the older document, FMFM 1, is more thoroughly maneuverist in nature …
Read MoreCarl von Clausewitz also relied heavily on the physical sciences to explain his military concepts. On War is filled with science metaphors.
Read MoreThis is the second article of a series called The Maneuverist Papers.
Read MoreTo understand where you are and where you are going, it is important to know where you have been. The future evolves from the past.
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