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Book SynopsisExamines the way the US Army and Department of Defense have tried to create the capabilities promised by the high-tech Revolution in Military Affairs (RMA). This book presents the account of the effect RMA and transformation concepts had on the American operations in Afghanistan and Iraq.
Trade Review"Written by national security consultant Thomas K. Adams, a veteran of thirty-four years of military service primarily in intelligence and special operations,
The Army After Next: The First Post-Industrial Army is an in-depth examination of how the US Army and the Department of Defense have tried to hone the capabilities promised by the ongoing high-tech 'revolution in military affairs' A sobering, critical wake-up call, accessible to readers of all backgrounds but especially recommended reading for career military officers and strategists." --
The Midwest Book Review"
The Army after Next is spot on and Tom Adams is something of a prophet....a well-documented, well-reasoned, and well-written piece of work by a highly experienced practitioner. This book should be mandatory reading for citizens as well as decision-policy-and opinion makers. At base, The Army after Next deals with the issue of security—our security. Too few of us have paid much attention. Pay attention now." --
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