The collaborative fight pursuing jointness in the U.S. military
The collaborative fight : U.S. Armed Services' ambivalent relationship to jointness -- Factors in organizational collaboration and success cases -- The Army and Air Force collaborate on AirLand Battle, 1973-1991 -- Cooperation in peacetime : the Joint Primary Aviation Training System, 1988-pres...
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Lawrence, Kansas
University Press of Kansas
2024
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| Schriftenreihe: | Studies in civil-military relations
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Tag hinzufügen | Zusammenfassung: | The collaborative fight : U.S. Armed Services' ambivalent relationship to jointness -- Factors in organizational collaboration and success cases -- The Army and Air Force collaborate on AirLand Battle, 1973-1991 -- Cooperation in peacetime : the Joint Primary Aviation Training System, 1988-present -- Air Support in counter-insurgency, 2001-2012 -- Joint all-domain command and control -- An empirically informed theory of jointness -- Jointness is a collaborative fight "The beautiful picture of brothers in arms vanquishing a tyrant. The power of a well-orchestrated army and navy winning historic battles. Overwhelming military might and ability through teamwork. That's the image the U.S. military services portray to the public and tell themselves throughout their official doctrine. But perhaps there is a fatal flaw in that armor. Often, the services think more about their own turf than about the overarching objective of national security and maintaining an advantage against the United States' external enemies. In The Collaborative Fight, Paul Birch and Lina Svedin examine case studies from the late nineteenth century into the twenty-first century and draw actionable conclusions for practitioners in the defense establishment." |
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| Beschreibung: | xiv, 330 Seiten 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9780700636211 978-0-7006-3621-1 |