Continuous Transformation.

RUSSIAN invasion of Ukraine, 2022-; WAR (International law); MILITARY aeronautics; NATIONAL security; MILITARY budgets; EMPLOYMENT portfolios; TASK forces

This article explores the concept of continuous transformation in the U.S. Army, emphasizing the need for the army to adapt quickly to technological changes and recognize the present nature of warfare. It discusses the challenges of transforming the army while conducting current operations and generating ready forces. The article suggests that the army should focus on developing capabilities rather than specific systems, prioritize fiscal agility and the integration of new technologies, and highlights the importance of collaboration and agility in the transformation process. It also discusses the full costs and risks associated with force structure and modernization decisions, the challenges posed by the future operational environment, and the role of wargaming and innovation in the Army's preparation for future conflicts. [Extracted from the article]

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