Military Review English Edition November December 2016 | Page 2

MR Lt. Col. Erica L. Cameron Greetings! A s the new director of the Army Press, I look forward to continuing to build an organization dedicated to advancing the ideas and insights military professionals need to lead and succeed. And, as the new editor in chief of Military Review, I am proud to be associated with a publication that has served as a vehicle for discussion and debate on a wide range of topics pertinent to the Army and our national defense for over ninety-four years. Keeping up with the times, Army Press is working hard to better serve our readership by modernizing our digital presence. In the near future Military Review articles, book reviews, and related content will be more easily discoverable and searchable on our improved web interface and our social media platforms. Going forward, some products will only appear online in an effort to improve timeliness and facilitate real-time discussion on current events and issues. I encourage you to contribute your suggestions and provide feedback on how we can best support your needs as military and national security professionals. This month’s journal highlights the military implications and challenges associated with human mass migrations—situations like the plight of refugees depicted on our cover. We begin this issue with an excerpt from Who Are We? The Challenges to America’s National Identity by Samuel Huntington, in which he discusses the threat to our national identity posed by trends in immigration to the United States. We follow this with “Migration as a Weapon in Theory and in Practice” by Dr. Kelly Greenhill. Greenhill explores how some states can engineer human migrations to gain concessions from more powerful countries. This issue also features the winner of the 2016 General William E. DePuy Special Topics Writing Competition, “Transforming Unit Training with the Science of Learning,” by Capt. Andrew Jenkins. We will publish other notable DePuy articles in subsequent issues of the journal. Congratulations, Capt. Jenkins! Thank you to all the Military Review contributors and our distinguished readers. Please continue to check us out online at http://armypress.dodlive.mil/, like us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/ArmyPress/, and follow us on Twitter @ArmyPress. Soldiers stretch during sunrise before an early morning run 13 June 2016 at Camp Arifjan, Kuwait. (Photo by Sgt. Brandon Hubbard, U.S. Army) 2 November-December 2015  MILITARY REVIEW