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ARMOR November-December 2012

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Armored Forces: Mobility, Protection and Precision Firepower Essential for Future
by COL David B. Haight, COL Paul J. Laughlin and CPT Kyle F Bergner

Keeping the Sabers Sharp: Maintaining Relevance in the Modern Era
by CPT Ken Segelhorst

Armor’s Asymmetric Advantage: Why a Smaller Army Needs Mobile, Protected Firepower
by MG Bill Hix and Mark C. Smith

Armor at a Crossroads (Again)?
by LTC Andrew Morgado

Subjective Thinking and the Relevancy of Heavy Armor in Modern Warfare
by CPT Thomas A. Rebuck

From Blackhawk to Bradley: A Quick Story about Flexibility
by Christopher G. Hume

The Ground Combat Vehicle
by Darrell W. Barden

Filling in the Blanks: Leveraging Simulations to ProvideTactical Experience
by Dale Spurlin, Steven R. Scholtz and James Valentine

Special Operations as a Warfighting Function?
by John P.J. DeRosa

A Scout Platoon Leader’s Perspective on the Complex Threat
by 1LT Derek Wales

Active Listening: the Leader’s Rosetta Stone
by MAJ Joel P. Cummings

The Army Family
by CPT Lance Brender

Whither Armor?
by retired COL Clinton J. Ancker III

Operation Saber Junction

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Commandant’s Hatch
by COL Paul J. Laughlin, Commandant, U.S. Army Armor School

Gunner’s Seat
by CSM Miles S. Wilson, Command Sergeant Major, U.S. Army Armor School

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