The Modern Louisiana Maneuvers - US Army Center Of Military History
The Modern Louisiana Maneuvers - US Army Center Of Military History
The Modern Louisiana Maneuvers - US Army Center Of Military History
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Staff, <strong>Army</strong>, to execute the <strong>Louisiana</strong> <strong>Maneuvers</strong>.<br />
<strong>Louisiana</strong> <strong>Maneuvers</strong> (LAM)-<strong>The</strong> process<br />
established by GEN Gordon R. Sullivan<br />
in 1992 to change the way the <strong>Army</strong> changes.<br />
M<br />
Management Decision Package<br />
(MDEP)-A POM-related document that aggregates<br />
all funding sources related to a particular<br />
project.<br />
Mobile Strike Force (MSF)-Notional,<br />
information-based, division-size task force<br />
exercised through simulations during GHQ<br />
exercises as part of the CGSC's PRAIRIE WAR<br />
RIOR exercise.<br />
N<br />
National Training <strong>Center</strong> (NTC)-<strong>The</strong><br />
first of the <strong>Army</strong>'s Combat Training <strong>Center</strong>s,<br />
located at Fort Irwin, California. Designed<br />
to rigorously train and evaluate mostly <strong>Army</strong><br />
armored and mechanized brigade task forces.<br />
p<br />
Proponent-Within the <strong>Louisiana</strong> <strong>Maneuvers</strong><br />
process, the command or agency responsible<br />
for investigating an issue and for<br />
briefing the results of the investigation to the<br />
Board of Directors.<br />
R<br />
Redistribution of BASOPS/Unit Structure<br />
(ROB<strong>US</strong>T)-Study chartered March<br />
1988 by CSA GEN Carl E. Vu ono to review<br />
comprehensively all AC and RC TDA organizations<br />
in an effort to configure and fund<br />
the Total <strong>Army</strong>'s TDA structure to support<br />
the warfighting CINCs and accomplish critical<br />
mobilization missions.<br />
S<br />
Synchronization-As it pertained to<br />
Force XXI , the process by which the known<br />
actions and decision points affecting each axis<br />
and lane were aligned chronologically on the<br />
Synchronization Matrix to ensure their proper<br />
102<br />
sequencing and to permit resolution of timing<br />
and resource conflicts before they could<br />
affect the progress of the campaign.<br />
Synchronization Lanes-Different functional<br />
areas shown on the Force XXI Synchronization<br />
Matrix. <strong>The</strong> lanes permitted<br />
display of Force XXI-related actions and<br />
decision points particular to those functional<br />
areas that ordinarily would not have appeared<br />
within the three campaign axes.<br />
Synchronization Matrix-Graphic display<br />
used to show chronological list of<br />
known actions and decision points to enable<br />
synchronizers to ensure proper cueing and<br />
to avoid timing and resource conflicts within<br />
the Force XXI Campaign.<br />
Synchronization Working Group<br />
(SWG)-Force XXI process forum conducted<br />
by the LAM Task Force at which representatives<br />
of Force XXI axes and lanes<br />
briefed activities within their purview and<br />
at which outstanding conflicts in sequencing,<br />
timing, and resourcing were resolved.<br />
Synthetic <strong>The</strong>ater of War (STOW)<br />
Experiment between the <strong>Army</strong> and the Defense<br />
Advanced Research Proj ects Agency to<br />
demonstrate the dynamiC environment created<br />
through the sharing of distributed interactive<br />
simulations . Creates a fully integrated<br />
Joint theater of war through interactive<br />
communication between virtual, live,<br />
and constructive simulations in real time.<br />
Soldiers in all three training environments<br />
share a common, relevant picture of the<br />
battlefield, and they interact seamlessly.<br />
T<br />
Table of Distribution and Allowances<br />
(TDA)-Document allocating personnel and<br />
equipment to a headquarters, school, ad hoc<br />
task force, or other non-TOE organization<br />
within the <strong>Army</strong>; normally a combat service<br />
support organization. More eaSily<br />
amended than a TOE.<br />
<strong>The</strong> <strong>Modern</strong> <strong>Louisiana</strong> <strong>Maneuvers</strong>