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Appendix A LIST OF ACRONYMS ACT II Advanced Concept Technology II program ACTD Advanced Concept Technology Demonstration ADEA Army Development and Employment Agency ADO Army Digitization Office AMC Army Materiel Command ATD Advanced Technology Demonstration AWD Advanced Warfighting Demonstration AWE Advanced Warfighting Experimentation BoD Board of Directors CAC Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas CBRS Concepts Based Requirements System CTC Combat Training Center DIS Distributed Interactive Simulations DSI Defense Simulations Internet DTLOMS GEN Carl E. Vu ono's six imperatives for a trained and ready Army: (also DOTMLS) Doctrine, Training, Leader development, Organizationslforce struc- ECBRS FORSCOM GOWG GPS HTI IVIS JROC JWCA LAM MDEP MSF NTC POM POMCUS ROBUST STOW ture, Modernization, and Soldiers Enhanced Concepts Based Requirements System U.S. and U.S. Army Forces Command General Officer Working Group Global Positioning System Horizontal Technology Integration InterVehicular Information System J oint Requirements Oversight Council Joint Warfighting Capabilities Assessment Louisiana Maneuvers Management Decision Package Mobile Strike Force National Training Center, Fort Irwin, California Program Obj ective Memorandum Pre-positioned Overseas Materiel Configured to Unit Sets Redistribution of BASOPSlUnit Structure Synthetic Theater of War
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We live in an era of dynamic change
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The preparation of this history of
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THE MODERN LOUISIANA MANEUVERS CHAN
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oritized the allocation of LAM seed
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in the GOWGs and BoDs either had so
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Chapter Page 4. Institutionalizing
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On 9 March 1992, GEN Gordon R. Sull
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gers of being unprepared. He recoun
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Infantry Division (Mechanized) (lst
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eral Combat Training Centers was on
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Figure 1 A Sense of History "Strate
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R. Gabel's recently published book,
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quisition cycles, and save money an
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among the players contributed great
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BG To mmy R. Franks ODCSOPS draft c
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the briefing and established the or
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where and in what quantities, using
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1 Final Report of the Special Study
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29 See Interview, Nelson with Yarri
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10-11. See also Peay's letter to BG
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Chapter 2 THE LOUISIANA MANEUVERS P
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Figure 5 tual experimental work on
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move an issue from approval by the
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ing his own and the process could p
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tank crews from proper attention to
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mercially available, space-based C4
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Page 115 and 116: Appendix B GLOSSARY OF TECHNICAL TE
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Page 119 and 120: Table of Organization and Equipment
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Page 125 and 126: Appendix E RESUME OF SERVICE CAREER
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Page 129 and 130: Appendix F OWNING THE NIGHT A CHRON
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Page 135 and 136: Appendix G CHRONOLOGY OF ARMY DIGIT
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Page 141 and 142: I Interview, GEN (Ret.) Frederick M
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Page 156 and 157: " Interviewee Interviewer Date LAM
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