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What is joint interdependence anyway?

THERE IS MUCH ADO lately about the concept of "joint interdependence" in future military operations. More than one four-star general has praised Operation Desert Storm's joint deconfliction; that is, the conduct of relatively independent service operations orchestrated in space and time so as not to interfere with each other, as in air operations deconflicted with ground operations. In Operation Iraqi Freedom, U.S. forces achieved more joint interoperability with a variety of forces working together to a greater degree because processes were clear, such as using U.S. Air Force close air support in lieu of U.S. Army artillery. But, generals say the future of jointness is interdependence, with no service operating independently and all relying on each other's capabilities to be successful.(Continue Reading)

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Abstract The author argues that this journal, Religious Education, as a premier outlet for religious education scholarship, must take more creative steps ...(Continue Reading)

Drama at Arles new light on Van Gogh's self-mutilation
It is the most well-known incident in art history. On 23 December 1888 Van Gogh severed part of his ear, abruptly ending his collaboration with Gauguin.(Continue Reading)

Christ for the world - Living by the Word
Sunday, December 23 Isaiah 7:10-16; Psalm 80:1-7, 17-19; Romans 1:1-7; Matthew 1:18-25 WHEN I THINK of the Christmas story, I see the creche that was displayed each year in the front all of my fa(Continue Reading)

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Unlike many wedding practices that have obscure origins, the American double ring ceremony and the groom's wedding hand can be traced to advertising and promotional campaigns by the jewelry industry(Continue Reading)

Religion sells
BY A NUMBER of measures, sales of religion books are booming. The Association of American Publishers reports that religious publishing grew by 37 percent ...(Continue Reading)