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"Here We Go Again...Same Old Stuff Again..!" Out with the old & in with the new (really, it's just the same old stuff, rebranded..!) Surprise: The Army's Brigade Combat Teams' (BCTs) focus is being replaced by a Division-centric focus for future Multi-Domain Operations.
By bringing back the Division fight, the Army will continue to pursue Division-centric training for Large Scale Combat Operations (LSCO), with Corps-level Support (like we used to always do it) for warfighting.
The Army is even bring back the deep reconnaissance - LRSC "Long Range Surveillance Companies" to bring boots on the enemies' ground, instead of exclusively using drones & other sensors to find out about the enemy. Guess we found out, we really do need LRSCs "SCOUTS OUT...!" Enjoy!!
By bringing back the Division fight, the Army will continue to pursue Division-centric training for Large Scale Combat Operations (LSCO), with Corps-level Support (like we used to always do it) for warfighting.
The Army is even bring back the deep reconnaissance - LRSC "Long Range Surveillance Companies" to bring boots on the enemies' ground, instead of exclusively using drones & other sensors to find out about the enemy. Guess we found out, we really do need LRSCs "SCOUTS OUT...!" Enjoy!!
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Fort Leavenworth
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19D: Cavalry Scout
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Seems like a lot of the same ole talk but with a new flair using "Corporate Business Language"? But that's what the Big Brass always spews to sound intelligent. The Army has ALWAYS been flexible since it's earliest formation. The environments and situations always change, but soldiers adapt quickly, however the beauracracy is always slow to synchronise. Stop talking like a Coprporate CEO Sirs, and get back to just forming whatever type of manuever force you need and have it in the chamber always ready to fire if needed. Just a retired Combat Veteran of Ramadi speaking his 2 cents.
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