The Impact of the Osprey On Con-Ops: The Challenge of Disaggregated Operations
09/09/2012
In this interview from New River, Lt. Col. Mitalski describes the challenge of disaggregated operations.
Brazil’s Military Role in Haiti
06/19/2012
Kenneth Maxwell looks at Brazil's role in Haiti.
Tanker Airlift Control Center (TACC) : Shaping Global Con-Ops
05/11/2011
In the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that struck Haiti on Jan. 12, nearly 70 members of the 615th Contingency Response Wing deployed to the Dominican Republic in support of Operation Unified Response (Photo Credit: Contingency Response Wing, USAF) TACC: Shaping Global Con-Ops The Role of the Global Mobility Enterprise…
Fourteen Days In Haiti
10/17/2010
An Interview With Captain Dwyer (II) 10/17/2010 "The V-22 was used in a perfect conceptual way. We ranged the entire island. We went out to little villages that nobody had been to. We went from the epicenter. We covered the whole concentric rings from where the earthquake struck and we…
The Future of Power Projection: Déjà Vu—All Over Again
10/08/2010
By Hon. Ed Timperlake 10/08/2010 - As the United States Marines go through one of the cyclic challenges to their mission it is interesting to look at the Navy/Marine team’s recent performance of a Marine Expediency Unit (MEU). Navy/Marines forces in the Indian Ocean (IO) projected power from the sea…
Haiti: Redefining Port Security
02/24/2010
The Haiti earthquake is an important reminder that the security of maritime ports is vital in order to maintain the logistics of aid and fast response in the wake of such a disaster.
Looming Gaps: The “Haiti” Rescue Effort in 2012
02/15/2010
The military impact of equipment shortfalls and delayed modernization efforts is sometimes difficult to measure. When a crisis like Haiti happens, the U.S. military responds and is able to work with allies across the region, obscuring the shortfalls’ true effect.