Technology and U.S. Army Reserve Force Structure in the Army After Next
Paul M. Brady
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Paul M. Brady
Abstract
Abstract : The United States Army has entered a period of rapid technological development that will dramatically change the conduct of war in the future. As the Army progresses through Force XXI to the Army After Next, technology will be the driving factor in changing how we fight. Technology will also enable changes in the way we support ground forces in the future and these changes will perpetuate adjustments in force structure dedicated to support operations. The U.S. Army Reserve, as a principle provider of Combat Support and Combat Service Support at corps level and above, must be prepared to adapt its force structure in order to maintain competencies relevant to the force in the Army After Next.
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Abstract : The United States Army has entered a period of rapid technological development that will dramatically change the conduct of war in the future. As the Army progresses through Force XXI to the Army After Next, technology will be the driving factor in changing how we fight. Technology will also enable changes in the way we support ground forces in the future and these changes will perpetuate adjustments in force structure dedicated to support operations. The U.S. Army Reserve, as a principle provider of Combat Support and Combat Service Support at corps level and above, must be prepared to adapt its force structure in order to maintain competencies relevant to the force in the Army After Next.
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