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portada Interdependence Between Army Conventional Forces and Special Operations Forces: Changing Institutional Mental Models
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Physical Book
Author
Publisher
Language
English
Pages
52
Format
Paperback
Dimensions
28x21.6x0.3 cm
Weight
0.15 kg.
ISBN13
9781511446501
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Interdependence Between Army Conventional Forces and Special Operations Forces: Changing Institutional Mental Models

United States Army Command and General S (Author) · Createspace · Paperback

Interdependence Between Army Conventional Forces and Special Operations Forces: Changing Institutional Mental Models - United States Army Command and General S

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Synopsis "Interdependence Between Army Conventional Forces and Special Operations Forces: Changing Institutional Mental Models"

Interdependence between conventional and special operations forces is an important topic in future operating environments of constrained resources, adaptive adversaries, and increased demand for Army forces from geographic combatant commands. Through interdependent doctrine, education, and joint activities, Army forces prevent repeating the steep organizational learning curve and poor unity of effort in the early phases of future campaigns. The monograph concludes that interdependence in its current construct suffers from uninformed mental models. Specifically, these mental models consider task-based interdependence, focusing on employment of special operations in the direct approach, versus combined symbiotic interdependence in long-term campaigns. The Army institutional generating force manages the doctrinal and educational processes for improving organizational learning. However, the responsibility falls to special operations organizations to inform doctrine and education with special operations theory, and joint opportunities geared toward an indirect approach to special warfare.

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