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Cohesion, Performance, and Readiness: A Brigade-Level Experiment In The Art And Science Of Organizational Culture
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This article describes how 1SBCT, 4ID defined, cultivated, and measured unit culture to build cohesive teams and improve performance. Focus area: Delivering Combat Ready Formations.
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Engineer Lessons Learned from the War in Ukraine
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This article highlights dispersal and overhead cover lessons and identifies vulnerabilities in bridging capabilities. Focus area: Warfighting 
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