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Mission Leadership Faculty Affiliates Contact Issues Military and Society Democracy and Defense Future of the Military Profession Strategy-Making in the 21st Century Allies and Adversaries Research Annual Survey CommentaryAnalysis Rethinking Civ-Mil Civ-Mil at USAWC WarRoom Education Eisenhower Series College Program Integrated Research Project Area of Concentration Additional Educational Resources Events Annual Conference Fall Workshop Series National Security Seminar Commandant's National Security Program Podcast Episode A Challenging Conversation: The Carrie Lee and Ron Granieri May 16, 2023 Research Article A More Perfect Union: Black Soldiers and the Promise of America Charles Allen and John Nagl Spring 2023 Podcast Episode Adapting to Change: How the DOD Handles LGBT Issues Heather Haley and Carrie Lee Feb 16, 2024 Commentary Rethinking Civil-Military Relations for Modern Strategy Carrie A. Lee and Max Margulies Aug 14, 2023 SSI Monograph Framing the Future of the US Military Profession Richard Lacquement and Tom Galvin January 2022 New at CMRC ANNUAL CONFERENCE PROGRAM ANNOUNCED! Register Here! View the Final Program Here Upcoming Event: Workshop Series CMRC is pleased to host Dr. David Fitzgerald of the University College Cork for a talk on his latest book, Uncertain Warriors: the United States Army Between the Cold War and the War on Terror. Join us on April 17 at 12PM for a special edition of our workshop series! Faculty Spotlight Dr. Richard Lacquement Professor of the Military Profession Strategic Studies Institute Richard A. Lacquement Jr., Ph.D. (Colonel, retired, U.S. Army) is Professor of the Military Profession in the US Army War College’s Strategic Studies Institute. He is also Director of the War College’s National Security Policy Program. He is a Political Scientist with a Ph.D. in International Relations (Security Studies) from Princeton University. He served as a Strategist and Field Artillery officer during three decades of active service in the U.S. Army. He has held senior level assignments in Iraq, Afghanistan, Korea, and the Pentagon as well as teaching assignments at West Point, the Naval War College and the Army War College. For eight years he served as Dean of the US Army War College’s School of Strategic Landpower. He is the author of Shaping American Military Capabilities after the Cold War and several articles and book chapters on national security, the military profession, civil-military relations, professional military education, stability operations, and counterinsurgency. He also holds a Bachelor’s degree from West Point and Master’s Degrees from the Naval War College, Army War College, and Princeton. Employment and Research Opportunities Visiting Professors Research Grants Government Service Employment Postdoctoral Fellows Learn More 651 Wright Ave Carlisle Barracks, PA 17013 cmrc@armywarcollege.edu...