Fort Leavenworth KS: U.S. Army Combined Arms Center 1985. Presumed First Edition First printing. Wraps. Good. Approximately 40 pages. Wraps. Figures. Appendices. Glossary. References. Spine discolored and faded. Prepared by the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center Fort Leavenworth KS. Topics covered include planning preparation and conduct of the After Action Review. Appendices compare a critique with an After Action Review and present a sample AAR. The cover states that this Field Circular expires December 1988 unless sooner superseded or rescinded. The After Action Review AAR is a deceptively simple yet powerful way to stimulate the growth and performance of any group of people. As an organizational learning tool it has been used to transform small teams and entire armies into high performers. Success comes in the doing. The After Action Review has been credited with helping pull the U.S. Army out of its post-Vietnam funk. By the 1980s the AAR was part of the natural order. The Army did them all the time whether it was after morning physical fitness regime or deep in the woods during a training exercise. The Army honed its concept of the AAR at a desert training facility in Nevada where a professional Opposition Force OPFOR took on visiting army units. At the beginning of a training rotation the OPFOR routinely trounced the visitors. But by the end it became much harder to predict the outcome and sometimes the visitors would win. Airs can work for anybody and in any situation. You can harvest new knowledge gathered in near real time and then channel that knowledge back into your process so that each iteration of whatever it is that you do gets successively better. An After Action Review AAR is a professional discussion of a training event that enables Soldiers/units to discover for themselves what happened and develop a strategy for improving performance. Facilitators provide an overview of the event plan what was supposed to happen and facilitate a discussion of what actually happened during execution. This leader’s guide supports the Army training doctrine in ADP 7-0 and ADRP 7-0 Training Units and Developing Leaders. The concepts and processes in this manual are applicable to the Active Army Army National Guard/Army National Guard of the United States and United States Army Reserve unless otherwise indicated. U.S. Army Combined Arms Center paperback
U. S. Army Corps of Engineers 1970. Soft Cover. FIRST EDITION FIRST PRINTING. oversized trade paperback edition. bumped chipped worn covers .corners bumped.text unmarked.HUNDREDS OF PULL OUT COLOR MAPS.NO HARDCOVER EDITION PRINTED. U. S. Army Corps of Engineers paperback
Fort Leavenworth KS: U.S. Army Command 2004. fair to good. Quarto 164 wraps maps references figures glossary green highlighting to text ink notation on p. ii large piece missing front cover. Staples missing--document held together with large metal clip rear cover creased. P920 Command and General Staff Officer CGSO Preparatory Course contains four lessons: U.S. Army organization U.S. Army doctrine U.S. Army combat service support doctrine and the military decisionmaking process. U.S. Army Command paperback
Fort Leavenworth KS: U.S. Army Command 2004. Revised Edition. good. Quarto 172 wraps figures appendices small chips to spine edges ink number on spine. This edition replaces the edition dated 1 July 2003. Topics covered include CONUS Support Base Army service component command responsibilities for combat service support host nation support human resources support combat health support maintenance operations and transportation operations. Appendices cover joint and multinational logistics; reception staging onward movement and integration; theater distribution operations; contractors on the battlefield; logistics preparation of the theater/mission analysis process; and acronym listing. U.S. Army Command paperback
Fort Leavenworth KS: U.S. Army Command 2000. Revised Edition. good. Quarto 219 wraps staple bound 3-hole punched figures appendices some wear and creasing to covers. This edition replaces the edition dated 1 July 1999. Topics covered include CONUS Support Base Army service component command for combat service support foreign nation support personnel support combat health support maintenance operations and transportation operations. Appendices cover joint and multinational logistics; reception staging onward movement and integration; theater distribution operations; contractor support; logistics preparation of the theater mission analysis process; and acronym listing. U.S. Army Command paperback
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