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Models and Simulations: DCSOPS AMSO Force XXI planning: TRADOC Industry/Business Outreach: Army War College Academia: Army War College-SSI Strategic Resource Planning: AVCSA (once position is approved) Communications Strategy: DAS Technology Innovation: TRADOCIAMC 2 AUSA Symposium Exhibits: TRADOC/ AMC 138 7. To ensure the transition is seamless, we have a LAM TF info line (TBD). This info line will assist/redirect all incoming inquiries to appropriate agencies/POC's. 8. I thank the great soldiers of all ranks who made the Louisiana Maneuvers Task Force so successful and all those who participated in this bold venture. The Army will profit from their efforts for years to come. 9. Soldiers are our credentials. From Gen Reimer. The Modern Louisiana Maneuvers
Appendix K ORAL HISTORY INTERVIEWS CITED Interviewee Interviewer Date MG Ronald E. Adams Dr. James L. Yarrison 13 Feb 98 LTG (Ret.) Paul E. Blackwell Yarrison 16 Oct 96 COL (Ret.) David Blodgett Yarrison 15 Aug 96 LTC Kirby Brown Yarrison 6 Aug 96 COL (Ret.) Richard Cowell Yarrison 2 Jul 96 LTG (Ret.) Charles E. Dominy Yarrison 16 Sep 96 GEN (Ret.) Frederick Franks Dr. H. O. Malone Jan 93 12 Jan 93 Dr. Susan Canedy 28 Nov 94 Dr. John L. Romjue 17 Nov 94 Yarrison 18 Feb 97 BG Tommy R. Franks Dr. Anne Chapman 8 Apr 93 COL (Ret.) Michael V Harper Yarrison 2 Oct 96 w/Addendum excerpted from Harper with Dr. Richard Hunt, 6 Jul 95 Mr. Frank J. Henry Yarrison 7 Aug 96 COL William Hubbard Yarrison 9, 16 Jul 96 COL (Ret.) John Klevecz Canedy 16 Jul 96
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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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services participated, the Joint St
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the Army. For all his efforts and t
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eal understanding of what Louisiana
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1 GEN Sullivan to BG Mountcastle, 1
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26 Message from Cdr SigCen to PEOs,
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eminded BG Eric Shinseki, the Direc
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Chapter 3 REORIENTING LAM: THE FORC
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Figure 7 Office of the Director Syn
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CONTROL EVENT r-- FY 95 BA DECISION
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ties and programs for all to see. W
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the GOWGs in importance. In additio
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In fact, the Force XXI Campaign sho
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axis. In addition, ODCSOPS controll
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1 Memorandum for See Distribution f
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ful enhancements to the operational
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Chapter 4 INSTITUTIONALIZING LAM AN
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ecause it had no orders to stop and
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quirements (CCIR) (see Figure 11).
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Reimer announced in mid-March that,
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I Interview, Sullivan with Yarrison
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