In the autumn issue of "Parameters" U.S. Army War College, a quarterly published review forum that supports professional improvement of elder military officers in matters of national security, presented a call for action on a possible war with Russia whichKill about 50,000 Americans. It was indicated that the mass failure of members of the service would besides consequence in enlistment into the military to fill ranks.
The war college is an educational institution of the U.S. Army in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, on the 500-acre campus of the historical Carlisle barracks, which provides instruction at master's level for military officers and civilians to prepare them for leadership duties and duties.
According to a 13-page description, the American Army faced a strategical inflection point after an unsuccessful effort to counter the rebellion in Vietnam 50 years ago.
In consequence to lessons learned from the war Jom Kippur, the Army Training and Doctrine Command (TRADOC) was formed to reorient reasoning and doctrine around the conventional russian threat.
It was besides stressed that the ongoing and protracted Russian-Ukrainian war reveals only crucial weaknesses in the strategical depth of army personnel and the ability to withstand and replace victims, and so medical planners of the Army theatre can anticipate a permanent indicator of around 3 600 victims a day, from killed in action to injured in action or suffering from illness or another injuries outside the battle.
And at the expected exchange rate of 25 percent, the personnel strategy will require 800 fresh employees each day.
In large-scale combat operations, the United States may experience the same number of casualties within 2 weeks, noted in the article and quoted that in 20 years of fighting in Iraq and Afghanistan, the United States suffered around 50,000 casualties.
(Related: U.S. deputy war: Kiev counteroffensive kills or hurts 800 Ukrainians daily, reports Russia.)
Moreover, the army faces a tragic combination of shortages of recruitment and a shrinking individual reserve of readiness, which accounts for nearly 50 percent in the field of combat management.
"Every infantry soldier and armored weapon we do not recruit present is simply a strategical mobilization resource we will not have in 2031.
The Individual Preparedness Reserve, which was 700,000 in 1973 and 450,000 in 1994, is now 76,000.
These numbers cannot fill existing gaps in active forces, not to mention the exchange of victims or expansion during large-scale combat operations," further stressed "Parameters".
Unlike the Vietnam War 50 years ago, the ubiquitous usage of unmanned aircraft and water vehicles, satellite photos, sensor-based technologies, smartphones, commercial data link and open origin intelligence fundamentally changes the way armies will fight.
These systems, combined with emerging artificial intelligence platforms, dramatically accelerate the pace of modern war.
Written by Katie Crombe and John A. Nagl, who are a military strategist and prof. of war studies respectively, recalled that a squad of lecturers and students in the U.S. Army War College believed that the Russian-Ukrainian War, which took place before them in the fall of 2022,
It was an alarm signal for the army in conventional war functions, which besides required a change of culture throughout Army education. training and doctrines to usage fresh experiences and make changes at all levels of the army.
Army College says now is the time to launch large-scale combat operations against Russia
For Andrew S. Grove, president and CEO of Intel Corporation, the strategical turning point seldom announces itself, but alternatively presents itself as a choice to explain chaos and to choose a fresh path.
Today's army resembles an army from 1973, full of experience, cognition and possibilities of change. Now's the time, he says.
"Parameters" called on the army to accept the Russian-Ukrainian conflict as an chance to reorient forces in specified a forward-looking and powerful army that won Operation Desert Storm.
"This article suggests changes that the army should introduce to let success in large-scale multi-domain combat operations at today's strategical inflection point" - is written in a summary.
Today's army has the chance to reassemble the professional military education that soldiers and officers receive at the TRADOC Excellence Centers, their training experiences at national training centers, and the regular training and education they receive during their career.
Further recommending the usage of the current conflict, the article stated that "To stay appropriate to the pace of the rapidly changing nature of the war, TRADOC must now lead this initiative, adapting education and training in real time".
"The U.S. Army must guarantee that it captures these fast changes in a way that can be immediately entered into the doctrine, implemented in training and woven into the regular lives of soldiers in the garrison and combat" – it besides says, adding that the Armed Forces of Ukraine buy lessons with blood that not only preserves their freedom, but can besides aid the American Army deter and. If necessary, fight and win future wars at lower costs of life and money.
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