On the conduct of war: Applying theoretical doctrine into practical application

Article Abstract:

The U.S. Marine Corps in Iraq has unmatched conventional warfare capabilities, but is found inadequate against the threat of the improvised explosive device (IED). Maneuver or adaptive, unexpected warfare, emphasized in theoretical discussions and in classrooms, must be ingrained into practical applications in order to be successful in Iraq and future operations.

General services, Usage, Safety and security measures, Maneuver warfare, Improvised explosive devices

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What is an assaultman?

Article Abstract:

Some of the ways adapted by the forces to simplify the Marine infantry's tasks of carrying out antiarmor warfare and small unit breaching/infiltration operations are discussed. The 0351 and 0352 infantry antitank assault guided missileman found in the weapons companies of an infantry battalion are the two primary tank killers found in Marine infantry.

Infantry

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(Re) shaping the battlespace: unit boundaries in counterinsurgency operations

Article Abstract:

The fourth generation of modern warfare and the significant strides made by the U.S. Marine Corps in counterinsurgency operations is discussed.

Military aspects, Counterinsurgency

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