Armor 2009 №03 May-June

The U.S. Army Armor School. — 92 p. — ISSN 0004-2420.Armor is a professional-development magazine published by the U.S. Army Armor School. The Chief of Armor provides the magazine as a forum for the Soldiers and leaders under his proponency to explain, digest or debate Army and Armor Branch doctrine, policy or other career-related issues or information. Armor focuses on Armor and Cavalry Soldiers up to the battalion and brigade level as well as on Army-wide concerns and issues that affect Armor and Cavalry formations.THEME: Forging a New Path FEATURES:
• Home Remedy to Treat Issues with Combat-Arms Gender Integration: One Dose of Engaged Leadership and Two Doses of Education by MAJ Demarius Thomas
• The British 1918 Campaign in Palestine: A Perspective for Multi-Domain Operations by MAJ Kyle Trottier
• Better Training Begins Without PowerPoint by COL Joseph E. Escandon
• 'The Armor Will Stand' by CPT Adriano Santiago Garcia (Brazilian army)
• Future U.S. Marine Corps Tank Support by USMC CPT Joseph G. DiPietro
• 1st Security Force Assistance Brigade Adviser Successes in Colombia by MAJ Gregory Royse and CPT Ryan Mumma
• The S-3 and the Electromagnetic Spectrum by MAJ Bradford Dooley
• Shaping the Fight: Operational-Level Cavalry in the Civil War by MAJ Nathan Jennings
• The Russian Army and Maneuver Defense by Dr. Lester W. Grau and Charles K. Bartles DEPARTMENTS:
• Chief of Armor's Hatch: Armor School Progress by BG Admiral/CIG
• Gunner's Seat: This Is My Squad – Forging a New Path! by CSM Towns
• From the Boresight Line: Mobile Gunnery Tower: Innovation in Non-Standard Range Operations by SSG Brett Kuenzi
• From the Screen: The Guidance Problem by CPT Korey Gaines and CPT Jared Hampson BOOK REVIEWS:
• Saddles and Sabers: U.S. Army Tank Gunnery Qualification Patches by Thomas D. Dinackus
• Saddles and Sabers: Valor in Korea: Kouma at Agok by Dr. (retired COL) Jon H. Moilanen
• Saddles and Sabers: Reducing World War II Underground Facilities: Failures and Successes Against Japanese Defenses on Okinawa with Tank-Infantry Teams, 1945 by MAJ James Villaneuva
• Saddles and Sabers: Conduct of the Mess: The Role of Tradition in Unit Social Gatherings by MAJ Wilford L. Garvin LETTER TO THE EDITOR FEATURED UNIT: 137th Armor Regiment
• TANKS OF THE WORLD: Type ZBD-05/ZTD-05
• Armor and Cavalry Medal of Honor Heroes: Ferrier through Fox; Furness through Gause; Gifford through Grebe
• Legends of Armor: GEN William S. Wallace