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Joint Force Quarterly

Abstract

Joint Force Quarterly 114 explores the evolving dynamics of great power competition, military innovation, and the future of joint force effectiveness. The issue opens with insights from senior leadership, setting the stage for discussions on the trajectories of global power shifts, civilian harm mitigation, and the viability of the all-volunteer force in modern warfare. Contributions to joint professional military education (JPME) highlight the need to balance career development with military obligations, enhance joint qualification value, and address logistics challenges in contested environments. Commentary pieces examine the strategic direction of the Marine Corps, the future of noncombatant evacuation operations post-Afghanistan, and proposals for a reimagined Army Air Force. Feature articles focus on cognitive warfare’s role in digital competition, the intersection of information and power in contemporary strategy, and the impact of engineering civic assistance projects on global influence. Additionally, a joint doctrine piece advocates for a dedicated information warfare commander to enhance operational effectiveness.

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