Thomas Adrienne

Command Structure For Theater Warfare; The Quest For Unity of Command

1984réf. 89522Maxwell Air Force Base AL: Air University Press 1984. Presumed First Edition First printing. Trade paperback. Good. xviii 2186 2 pages. Illustrations. Appendices includes Notes and Additional Reference Material. Glossary. Bibliography. Index. The cover has some wear soiling and creases. Thomas Augusta Cardwell III American Research scientist retired career officer executive. Decorated Legion of Merit DFC Air Medal. The author served 28 years 1965-1993 in the U.S. Air Force. Served in Vietnam in the 390th Tactical Fighter Squadron TFS DaNang Republic of Vietnam RVN in 1967. Flew the F-4 in Vietnam flying over 100 missions over North Vietnam. Flew the F-4 F-102 F-106 T-33 T-37 T-29 T-41 and CH-53. Retired as a colonel in 1993 as the commander of the Air Force Studies and Analysis Agency The Pentagon Washington D.C. Served as a vice president for Science Applications International Corporation SAIC McLean Virginia. Bachelor of Business Administration Texas Agricultural and Mechanical U. 1965; Master of Science University of Southern California 1976; Doctor of Philosophy Pacific Western U. Los Angeles 1988; Doctor of Letters honorary London Institute for Applied Research Senior program manager joint and commercial programs Science Applications International Corporation McLean Virginia 1993-1995; division manager command and control operations Science Applications International Corporation McLean Virginia vice president operations manager C2 Operations McLean VA 1995-1996; vice president international and commercial business development ADSI Operations 1996-1997; vice president information technical international system operations McLean. This Air Force study develops a recommended command structure. It examines United States Army United States Marine Corps United States Air Force and joint and combined doctrinal statements concerning the employment of theater-assigned assets. This monograph develops an organizational structure that is designed to provide unified command of land naval and air assets assigned to a theater of operations as prescribed in Joint Chiefs of Staff Publication 2. It begins with a historical examination of the organization for the command and control of theater-assigned assets employed by the United States and its allies during World War II the Korean War and the Vietnam Conflict. Next it reviews the current Army Navy Marine Corps and Air Force views on theater warfare and discusses joint and combined doctrine for a theater warfare organization. Air University Press paperback

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