By Craig Gilman
Faculty Member at American Military University
Are you on the move? Summer is a time of transition and change for the military child. For many service members and their families, summer is the time when permanent changes of duty station (PCS) occur. While there is often excitement about moving to a new location, there is also a tremendous amount of stress. Parents can best support their children during moves to new duty stations by using a variety of resources and strategies available to them.
By Dr. Mel Deaile
Faculty Member, Military Studies Program at American Military University
The U.S. military has been doing joint operations even before General Grant and Admiral Porter synchronized their forces for the attack on Vicksburg during the Civil War. Despite advances in technology and doctrine, warfare remains a struggle between two independently willed forces, which means it is constantly changing. How should Joint Operations evolve to meet the future operating environment?
By Debra Wales
Education Coordinator, American Military University
If you are like many senior NCO’s, just the thought of going back to school can be overwhelming. You decided a decade or more ago, after high school, that you were done with the classroom. You volunteered for the Army, to serve you country and you never wanted to look at a book again. If you ever had any of these feelings, you’re not alone. Many of your fellow soldiers, sailors and Marines have these same thoughts and struggle with the idea of going back to school.
By Lt. Jodie Knox
COAST GUARD Maritime Commons – The Coast Guard Blog for Maritime Professionals
Last week, the Coast Guard participated in a maritime cybersecurity learning seminar and symposium with American Military University and Command, Control and Interoperability Center for Advanced Data Analysis (CCICADA), at Rutgers University.
The Department of Homeland Security’s John Felker shares his thoughts about the evolution of cybersecurity and strategies for next-gen cyber professionals.
By John Ubaldi
Contributor, In Homeland Security
The Middle East has always confounded the United States, but in recent years the region has exploded into a chaotic mess, one in which the U.S. seems to be reacting to events instead of shaping events.
By Kylie Bull
HSToday
The European Schengen Agreement is again under scrutiny after countries have begun implementing border controls, effectively pausing Schengen.
AMU Intelligence Studies professor Beth Subero writes about her experience transitioning into academia after a 21-career in the military. Her experience as an Air Force Intelligence Officer provided her the ability to continue her own education as well as pursue opportunities to teach others. If you’re someone who may someday want to make the transition from the military to a profession in higher education, Professor Subero offers several tips that might help you in your journey.
By Dr. Randall Hanifen
Becoming a fire officer requires a combination of education and experience. How far ahead should firefighters plan for an executive fire service position?
