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The Army of Northern Virginia – One of many nicknames for the Army intelligence unit that began its life in 1980 as the Field Operations Group, and was known for much of the 1980s as the Intelligence Support Activity. Other cover names and nicknames down through the years have included the Tactical Coordination Detachment, the U.S. Army Office of M
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Four months later, in a speech to a luncheon given by the Association of the United States Army (AUSA), General Shinseki laid out his vision for the way forward. The Army would, he contended, explore and exploit the full range of emerging technologies, including command, control and communications technology, to find the best solutions to the probl
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An Approach to Technical AGI Safety and Security
The Defense Science Board, a distinguished panel of civilian experts that was established in 1956 to advise the Pentagon on technical issues, was asked to study and report on the personnel system, and it made its report in the summer of 2010. Its concluded that DOPMA and other restrictive regulations “have the effect today of inhibiting the Departm
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Condorman • A Conceptual View of a UAP Reverse Engineering Program
Aztec squadron – The Delta Force squadron on call for no-notice deployments. Responsibility to be the Aztec squadron rotated between Delta’s assault squadrons.
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In 2004, US Army chief of staff Peter Schoomaker said, “I’ve thought for years the Army needed to transform its personnel system.”29 The Wardynski team published more than a half dozen monographs in their Strategic Studies Institute (SSI) series that took apart the HR system brick by brick and urged the army to transform “from an almost feudal empl
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The Ranger Standard is a very proud tradition and possibly the best explanation of why the Regiment has come so far. The standard is excellence in any assigned mission and because that is the standard, the Regiment WILL BE excellent—they don’t know another way. It doesn’t matter if the mission is to move to contact through the mountains of Afghanis
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