Noon Report - Getting Competition Wrong: The U.S. Military's Looming Failure

Noon Report - Getting Competition Wrong: The U.S. Military's Looming Failure

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AUSA’s Noon Report webinar series features presentations by senior Army leaders responsible for key programs and initiatives, as well as contemporary military authors who weave together the past, present and future story of the United States Army.

Please join us on Wednesday, 22 June, at 1200 EDT, to hear a presentation by the three authors of “Getting Competition Wrong: The U.S. Military’s Looming Failure.” Authors Colonel Arnel David, First Sergeant Sean Acosta and Dr. Nicholas Krohley, in a discussion moderated by moderated by Civil Affairs expert Brigadier General (Ret.) Christopher Stockel, will detail how buzzwords such as “lethality” and “large-scale combat operations” are driving the Army’s budget. Such terminology, they argue, risks not understanding or resourcing necessary realignments of the intelligence architecture that, properly understood, could integrate contextual understanding of the playing field into our opponent-centric lens. In addition, the authors will describe two critical challenges facing the U.S. Army: how to understand this new environment, and how to optimize its forces to compete within it.

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Panelists

COL Arnel P. David
U.S. Army Strategist,
NATO Allied Rapid Reaction Corps

1SG Sean A. Acosta
Civil Affairs NCO
& 2018 Army NCO of the Year

Dr. Nicholas Krohley
Principal,
FrontLine Advisory

 

Moderator

BG Christopher W. Stockel
United States Army, Retired
Vice President, Civil Affairs Association Western Region

 

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