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Insights from the Fight Podcast

Insights from the Fight Podcast

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The Center for Army Lessons Learned Podcast is dedicated to bringing you lessons learned from exercises, warfighters, and Army fielded forces.DVIDSHub.net 政治・政府 政治学
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  • Insights From the Fight Podcast EP 10 Lessons From First Army
    2026/07/21
    In this episode of the Insights from the Fight podcast, Command Sergeant Major Christopher Prosser of First Army discussed the critical role of First Army as the premier training and validation command for the Army National Guard (Compo 2) and Army Reserve (Compo 3), which collectively represent 52 percent of the Total Army. CSM Prosser outlines First Army’s complex operational mandates, spanning the Global Force Management Allocation Plan (GFMAP), large-scale mobilization operations, and the vital "on-order" missions of constitution and forward-deployed reconstitution. First Army employs an elite cadre of Observer Controller/Trainers (OC/Ts) who are deeply grounded in doctrine and masters of unit training management (UTM). First Army is spearheading cutting-edge, data-driven modernization initiatives. Developing platforms which integrate multi-source readiness and maintenance data from systems of record to inform trainers on unit readiness and an AI-enabled "Novel Training Pipeline" designed to automate resource scheduling, range reservations, and logistics, enabling commanders to focus exclusively on execution and decision-making. Complementing these technological innovations, CSM Prosser emphasizes that the human dimension, NCO expertise, and disciplined initiative remain the ultimate arbiters of battlefield success. He challenges noncommissioned officers and senior leaders to “embrace ambiguity” as a vehicle for creative tactical problem-solving. To maintain the highest standard of advisory capability, First Army aggressively invests in the professional development of its own cadre, ensuring that over 25 percent of its personnel attend Additional Skill Identifier (ASI) producing schools annually to foster return-on-investment expertise for the broader operational force. CSM Prosser also offers critical insights on contemporary leadership.
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    34 分
  • Insights From the Fight Podcast: Episode 9 - Establishing JTF Southern Border
    2026/06/18
    In this episode of the "Insights from the Fight" Podcast, Lieutenant Colonels Aaron Childers and Chad Corbin to discuss the 10th Mountain Division’s deployment to establish Joint Task Force (JTF) Southern Border. The guests discuss the complexities involved in setting the theater within the continental United States, navigating strict intelligence oversight constraints, and forging critical partnerships with Customs and Border Protection (CBP), interagency partners, and the Mexican military. This episode highlights the value of mastering foundational doctrinal processes, such as the Military Decision-Making Process (MDMP), design, and establishing an operational framework to enable innovation in an austere, interagency environment. Listeners will gain insights into the operationalization of intelligence at echelon, the real-world testing of emerging technologies like Counter-UAS, rapid adaptation, and synchronizing operations across a vast joint operations area. This dialogue serves as an essential resource for Army officers and NCOs seeking to understand the nuances of homeland defense operations, interagency coordination, and the continuous evolution of large-scale maneuver doctrine applied to complex, non-traditional threats.
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    1 時間 8 分
  • Insights from the Fight Podcast: Episode 8 - UAS and Targeting at the Battalion
    2026/05/01
    This episode of the "Insights from the Fight" podcast features a discussion with key leaders from the 2nd Battalion, 501st Parachute Infantry Regiment, 82nd Airborne Division, following their successful rotation at the Joint Readiness Training Center (JRTC). The team details their innovative approach to massing all brigade Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS) into a single, battalion-level specialty platoon, a decision that profoundly enhanced their sensor-to-shooter capabilities. They provide a detailed account of how they simplified their kill chain, managed a target-rich environment to prosecute a high volume of targets. The conversation delves into the critical lessons learned from operating in a contested environment against a near-peer adversary. The guests discuss the immense challenges of processing vast amounts of sensor data, the limitations of analog communication systems, and the constant threat of enemy electronic warfare. Looking forward, they offer compelling recommendations for the wider Army, including the development of multi-functional UAS platoons with organic strike and EW capabilities, the urgent need for AI-enabled digital fire solutions, and crucial talent management considerations for selecting and training the next generation of UAS operators.
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    56 分
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