81ST HBCT OPERATION ORDER 08-03 (ANNUAL TRAINING 2008) References: a. 81st HBCT OPORD 08-01, DTG 211400NOV07. b. 81st HBCT Training Years 2008 and 2009 Command Training Guidance (CTG) (Change 1), dtd 1 August 2007. c. First Army Commander’s Training Tool v3.02.3. d. STP-21-1 (Warrior Skills Level 1) dtd 14 December 2007. e. Yakima Training Center Special, Interim 2000-2001.
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Foreign engagement missions are enough to justify SOCOM’s 18,000 operators — indeed, SOCOM is overwhelmed and wants the big Army to help out — but Congress won’t fund hundreds of thousands of conventional soldiers to do engagement missions alone. Conversely, if the Army’s mission is purely to “kill people and break things,” many policymakers would argue that’s done more safely and effectively from the air, not by putting thousands of young Americans on the ground. If combat power and human factors are not inseparable, then you might as well rely on small SOCOM teams for engagement, rely on drones, cruise missiles, and stealthy strike aircraft for lethal action, and slash the regular Army to the bone. Indeed, just last week the Army Vice-Chief of Staff, Gen. John Campbell, told me that “there’s talk about bringing the Army down to levels that are pre-World War II.” That’s why the Strategic Landpower project is putting together a case that you need substantial, combat-ready, people-savvy forces on the ground, able to conduct operations and gather intelligence amongst the local population, instead of trying to do it all from 50,000 feet in the
(1) Prepare the journal entry to record (accrue) the employer's payroll for May. (2) Prepare the journal entry to pay for the May payroll. The federal and state unemployment tax rates are 0.8% and 5.4%, respectively, on the first $7,000 paid
He would also take all military personnel out of Afghanistan. When you really look at his views though, they seem not so extreme. We have an abundance of military in places we don’t need, like Europe, Japan, and South Korea. Johnson also thinks that we should only intervene in foreign affairs when we absolutely need too, and that we should not have such a strong position in the UN. Considering this, we can survive a 43 percent cut in military spending.