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Articles in July, 2009 issue of Joint Force Quarterly

• Letters
  by Robert H. Bryant; Michael R. Lehnert; Gian P. Gentile; John A. Nagl
• Gangs, drugs, terrorism—and information-sharing
  by Greg Gardner; Robert Killebrew
• Eliminating high seas piracy: legal and policy considerations
  by James P. Terry
• Executive summary
  by D.H. Gurney
• An interview with Michael G. Mullen
• On strategic leadership
  by Richard B. Myers; Albert C. Pierce
• Advancing the Army: professional military ethic
  by George Casey, W., Jr.
• Keepers of the flame
  by George J. Flynn
• Ethical challenges for commanders and their chaplains
  by John W. Brinsfield; Eric Wester
• Ethics and intelligence
  by William M. Nolte
• A long, hard fall from the pedestal
  by David E. Graham
• Lawfare: a decisive element of 21st-century conflicts?
  by Charles Dunlap, J., Jr.
• The detainee interrogation debate and the legal-policy process
  by Lisa L. Turner
• Institutional ethics drawing lines for militant democracies
  by Harvey Rishikof
• Law and ethics
  by James P. Terry
• Afghanistan: the path to victory
  by Joseph J. Collins
• Destroy the Taliban's sanctuary
  by Steven Metz
• Trapping ourselves in Afghanistan and losing focus on the essential mission
  by Ralph Peters
• Healing hidden wounds: the mental health crisis of America's Veterans
  by Drew T. Doolin
• The joint narrative: describing the future environment and joint operations
  by James N. Mattis
• Getting Indonesia right: managing a security partnership with a nonallied country
  by John B. Haseman; Eduardo Lachica
• The enduring value of NORAD
  by Victor Renuart, E., Jr.
• Cyber operations: the new balance
  by Stephen W. Korns
• The stance on the cluster munitions ban U.S. philosophy explained
  by Donald L. Hinton
• Global distributed ISR operations: the changing face of warfare
  by David A. Deptula; James R. Marrs
• Charting a new U.S.-Iraqi relationship
  by Thomas C. Greenwood; Kevin M. Woods; Michael P. Fischerkeller
• Hard day's night: a retrospective on the American intervention in Somalia
  by R.D. Hooker, Jr.
• Off the shelf
  by R.E. Henstrand
• Wired for War: The Robotics Revolution and Conflict in the 21st Century
  by Shawn Brimley
• Strategic Advantage: Challengers, Competitors, and Threats to America's Future
  by Greg Granger
• Occupational Hazards: Success and Failure in Military Occupation
  by Mark Grimsley
• Decoding Clausewitz: A New Approach to On War
  by John T. Kuehn
• Gaming the 21st century: what to game? Center for Applied Strategic Learning
• Joint doctrine and irregular warfare
  by Jerome M. Lynes
• Joint chiefs of staff J7 Joint Education and Doctrine Division