Military Review English Edition November December 2016 | Page 143

ANNUAL INDEX

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“20th CBRNE Command: Organizing, Training, and Resourcing for Chemical, Biological, Radiological, Nuclear, and
Explosives Operations,” Brig. Gen. James B. Burton, U.S.
Army, Retired; Col. F. John Burpo, U.S. Army; and Capt.
Kevin Garcia, U.S. Army ( Jul–Aug): 62

“Civil-Military Engagement Program: Enhancing the Mission
of Regionally Engaged Army Forces,” Maj. Christian A. Carr,
U.S. Army (Mar–Apr): 60

“Foreign Language and History: The Enlightened Study of
War,” Col. John C. McKay, U.S. Marine Corps, Retired
( Jul–Aug): 102

“Clouds or Clocks: The Limitations of Intelligence Preparation
of the Battlefield in a Complex World,” Maj. Donald P.
Carter, U.S. Army (Mar–Apr): 36

“The Future of War: How Globalization is Changing the
Security Paradigm,” Capt. Johnny Sokolosky Jr., U.S. Army
( Jan–Feb): 8

“Colombia and the War-to-Peace Transition: Cautionary Lessons from Other Cases,” Gen. Carlos A. Ospina, National
Army of Colombia, Retired; Thomas A. Marks, PhD; and
David H. Ucko, PhD ( Jul–Aug): 40

“The Future of Warfare: Engaging and Defeating Nonstate,
Nonuniformed, Unlawful Enemy Combatants,” Lt. Col.
Allen B. West, U.S. Army, Retired ( Jan–Feb): 39

“Commanding General of the [Brazilian] Army Denies Possibility of Military Intervention,” Heloisa Cristaldo, Agência
Brasil ( Jul–Aug): 53

G
“Getting Gerasimov Right,” Charles K. Bartles ( Jan–Feb): 30

“Commanding the Right: Islamic Morality and Why it Matters,”
Chaplain (Maj.) Seth H. George, U.S. Army (Sep–Oct): 60

“The Global Spread of Arms: The Link between State Collapse, Small Arms Proliferation, and Global Conflict,” 2nd
Lt. Josef Danczuk, U.S. Army (Sep–Oct): 42

“Comments by Russian President Vladimir Putin to the UN
General Assembly,” President Vladimir Putin ( Jan–Feb): 16

“Growing Army Professionals: Closing the Values Gap,” Lt. Col.
Thomas R. Matelski, U.S. Army (Sep–Oct): 76

“Conceptions of Leadership: U.S. and African Models,” Maj.
John D. McRae II, U.S. Army National Guard (Nov–Dec): 68

H

“The AFRICOM Queen,” Brian J. Dunn (May–Jun): 50

“Constructive Effects: Focus on Capabilities,” Lt. Col. Kevin
McCaskey, PhD, U.S. Air Force (Sep–Oct): 119

“Host-Nation Cybersecurity in Future Stability Operations,”
Maj. Michael Kolton, U.S. Army (Mar–Apr): 76

“The Area under the Curve: Developing Strategic Leaders
to Win in a Complex World,” Col. Valery C. Keaveny Jr.,
U.S. Army, and Col. Michael R. Fenzel, PhD, U.S. Army
(Nov–Dec): 81

“Counterinsurgency: What the United States Learned in
Vietnam, Chose to Forget, and Needs to Know Today,”
(Review Essay), Col. Eric M. Walters, U.S. Marine Corps,
Retired ( Jan–Feb): 120

“How About Winning Our Nation’s Wars Instead of Just
Participating in Them?” Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, U.S. Army,
Retired (Mar–Apr): 8

“The Army Civilian Corps: Professionals in the Making,” Col.
Kim Summers, U.S. Army, Retired (Mar–Apr): 113

“Criminal Networks in Venezuela: Their Impact on Hemispheric Security,” Prof. Leopoldo E. Colmenares G.
( Jan–Feb): 53

A
“Action Research: A Systematic Approach to the Social
Component of the Human Dimension,” William Hardy and
Joseph Rodman ( Jan–Feb): 88
“Advantages of Assigning Forces,” Lt. Col. Heather Reed, U.S.
Army (May–Jun): 119

“The Army, Engagement, and America’s Pacific Century,” Lt.
Col. Daniel Gibson, U.S. Army, and Capt. Jon Cheatwood,
U.S. Army ( Jan–Feb): 68
“Army ROTC at One Hundred,” Paul N. Kotakis (May–Jun): 104

B
“Base Nation: How U.S. Military Bases Abroad Harm America
and the World” and “America Invades: How We’ve Invaded or Been Militarily Involved with Almost Every Country
on Earth,” (Review Essay), John E. Fahey ( Jan–Feb): 115
“Beheading, Raping, and Burning: How the Islamic State Justify
Its Actions,” Lt. Cmdr. David G. Kibble, British Royal Naval
Reserve, Retired (Mar–Apr): 28
“Biases of the Incumbents: What If We Wer e Integrating
Men into a Women’s Army?” Col. Karl E. Friedl, U.S. Army,
Retired (Mar–Apr): 69
“Bridging the Gap between Policing and Counterinsurgency
in Pakistan,” Yelena Biberman, PhD; Philip Hultquist, PhD;
and Farhan Zahid, PhD (Nov–Dec): 37

“The Crisis of National Identity,” Samuel P. Huntington
(Nov–Dec): 10
“Cyberspace Situational Understanding for Tactical Army
Commanders: The Army Is Swinging for the Fence, but
It Just Needs a Single,” Lt. Col. William Jay Martin, U.S. Air
Force, Retired, and Emily Kaemmer ( Jul–Aug): 18

D
“The Danger of Delusions—and How to Prevent Them from
Causing Conflict: A Perspective on China,” Col. Michael J.
Forsyth, U.S. Army ( Jul–Aug): 95

“How Daesh Uses Language in the Domain of Religion,” Maj.
Theresa Ford, U.S. Army (Mar–Apr): 16
“How the Army’s Multi-Source Assessment and Feedback Program Could Become a Catalyst for Leader Development,”
Col. Kevin McAninch, U.S. Army (Sep–Oct): 84

I
“I’m Faded,” 1st Lt. Robert P. Callahan Jr., U.S. Army (Mar–
Apr): 58

J
“Jacob L. Devers: A General’s Life (Review Essay), John T.
Kuehn, PhD (Nov–Dec): 125

“Defining a New Security Architecture for Europe that
Brings Russia in from the Cold,” John Mearsheimer, PhD
(May–Jun): 27

“Jordanian Society’s Responses to Syrian Refugees,” Capt.
Walter C. Haynes, U.S. Army ( Jan–Feb): 45

“Disciples: The World War II Missions of the CIA Directors
Who Fought for Wild Bill Donovan,” (Review Essay), John
G. Breen, PhD ( Jan–Feb): 126

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E

“Building a High-Performing Unit: An Army Battalion’s Leadership Journey in Preparation for Combat in Afghanistan,”
Col. Kevin A. McAninch, U.S. Army (Mar–Apr): 105

“Everything I Never Wanted to Learn about the Network and
Where We Might Go from Here,” Lt. Col. J.B. Shattuck, U.S.
Army, Retired ( Jul–Aug): 88

C

F

“A Call for Research on the Impact of Dogs Deployed in
Units to Reduce Posttraumatic Stress,” Rebecca Segal
(Nov–Dec): 91

“A Financial Comparison of the Blended (New) Retirement
System and the Current (Soon to be Old) Defined Benefit
System,” John B. White, PhD, U.S. Coast Guard Academy
(Sep–Oct): 110

“The Chemical, Biological, Radiological, and Nuclear Terrorism Threat from the Islamic State,” Carole N. House
(Sep–Oct): 68

“How America will be Attacked: Irregular Warfare, the Islamic
State, Russia, and China,” Dr. Sebastian Gorka (Sep–Oct): 30

“Force Agility through Crowdsourced Development of Tactics,” Lt. Col. Chad Storlie, U.S. Army, Retired (May–Jun): 97

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“Leading and Managing High-Performing Army Organizations,” Lt. Gen. Thomas Spoehr, U.S. Army ( Jul–Aug): 8
“Lenin’s Formula for Agenda Setting,” Col. William M. Darley,
U.S. Army, Retired (Nov–Dec): 114
“Lessons from Yusufiyah: From Black Hearts to Moral Education,” Maj. Saythala Lay Phonexayphova, U.S. Army
( Jan–Feb): 102

M
“Mein Kampf,” (Review Essay), George Orwell ( Jan–Feb): 119
“Migration as a Weapon in Theory and in Practice,” Kelly M.
Greenhill, PhD (Nov–Dec): 23
“Military Operations in Megacities: A Linguistic Perspective,”
Jeff R. Watson, PhD ( Jan–Feb): 108

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