Advice for the replacement pilot

Article Abstract:

Air pilots who replace others in squadrons need to be aware of specific facts before they enter combat, even if they have previous experience. Information that is essential includes radio channels, the best way to fly through combat zones and how to deal with the problems that other personnel may experience in the course of doing their jobs.

Fighter pilots

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Teaching Marines to operate in a mine polluted environment

Article Abstract:

Landmines are a serious threat in many parts of the world, and US Marines should be properly trained to function in such areas. Countries where mines are the most prevalent, along with recommended training procedures, are discussed.

Mines, Military, Military mines, Mine safety

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Career-level schools: fundamental or fundamentally flawed?

Article Abstract:

Career-level schools in the Marine Corps seem to put too much emphasis on details, and not enough on content. In addition, there is a regrettable lack of military history study.

Military education, Military history

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