Feb.13.2008
by dni
On War #250: Counter Counter-Insurgency
By William S. Lind
Retired Air Force Colonel Chet Richards has published another short, good book: If We Can Keep It: A National Security Manifesto for the Next Administration. The “it” in question is a republic, which we are unlikely to keep since republics require a virtuous citizenry. But suggesting a rational, prudent defense policy for [...]
Filed in Constitutionality, Global and Strategic Issues, William S. Lind | 31 responses so far
Jan.27.2008
by dni
Sample Chapter
If We Can Keep It: A National Security Manifesto for the Next Administration, by DNI Editor Chet Richards.Chapter III, “Is It War?” is now available [63 KB PDF]. This is a marketing teaser, to implant a subliminal impulse to buy the book and then tell all your friends about it.It should be on Amazon within [...]
Filed in 4GW - Theory, Boyd and Military Strategy, Budget and Fiscal Realities, Constitutionality, Defense Economics and Acquistion Reform | 14 responses so far
Jan.24.2008
by dni
Is Boyd Still Relevant?
The Marines think so. “Is Warfighting Enough?” by Chet Richards and Don Vandergriff is now available in the February 2008 edition of the Marine Corps Gazette.
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Filed in 4GW - Theory, Boyd and Military Strategy | 6 responses so far
Jan.19.2008
by Chet
Adaptive Leadership Conference
The Critical Incident Management Institute at Greenville (SC) Tech will host the first annual Adaptive Leadership Symposium on March 19, 2008. The focus of the symposium will be creating leaders (and therefore organizations) that can use the OODA loop model to survive crises and periods of rapid change.
Filed in 4GW - Theory, Boyd and Military Strategy | 4 responses so far
Dec.18.2007
by Chet
New Book Cover
Here’s the latest mock-up of the cover of my new book, If We Can Keep It. Right now, it looks like it will come out in February
Filed in 4GW - Theory, Boyd and Military Strategy, Constitutionality | One response so far