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Articles in Oct, 2009 issue of Joint Force Quarterly

• SORT-ing out START: options for U.S.-Russian strategic arms reductions
  by Stephen J. Cimbala
• MRAPs, irregular warfare, and pentagon reform
  by Christopher J. Lamb; Matthew J. Schmidt; Berit G. Fitzsimmons
• Winfield Scott's 1847 Mexico City campaign as a model for future war
  by Daniel T. Canfield
• Measure, manage, win: the case for operational energy metrics
  by Andrew Bochman
• Strategic communication: getting back to basics
  by Michael G. Mullen
• Letters
  by Jonathan E. Czarnecki; Milan Vego; John T. Kuehn; Fred L. Edwards, Jr.
• Executive summary
  by D.H. Gurney
• A new grand bargain: implementing the comprehensive approach in defense planning
  by Thomas G. Mahnken
• Strategic drift? The future of the National War College
  by Janet Breslin-Smith; Cliff Krieger
• Developing strategists: translating national strategy into theater strategy: tactics without strategy are a variety of roads that are going nowhere and will lead to a very short-term focus on a mission
  by Derek S. Reveron; James L. Cook
• Asia: facing interesting times
  by Dean Cheng
• Future Gulf War: Arab and American forces against Iranian capabilities
  by Richard L. Russell
• The state of play in Russia's near Abroad
  by Peter B. Humphrey
• Real acquisition reform
  by Jim Cooper; Russell Rumbaugh
• Integrating CONOPS into the acquisition process
  by John P. Jumper; David A. Deptula; Harold B. Adams
• Moving toward a joint acquisition process to support ISR
  by Del C. Kostka
• The NDU Foundation congratulates the Winners of the 2009 Writing Competitions
• The efficacy of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell"
  by Om Prakash
• Graying Panda shrinking dragon: the impact of Chinese demographic changes on Northeast Asian Security
  by Matt Isler
• Strategic communication and the combatant commander
  by Jeffrey B. Jones; Daniel T. Kuehl; Daniel Burgess; Russell Rochte
• Energy and environmental insecurity
  by Richard B. Andres
• An interview with Raymond T. Odierno
  by David H. Gurney; Jeffrey D. Smotherman
• Breaking the yardstick: the dangers of market-based governance
  by Don J. DeYoung
• Radar versus stealth: passive radar and the future of U.S. military power
  by Arend G. Westra
• Mind fitness: improving operational effectiveness and building warrior resilience
  by Elizabeth A. Stanley; Amishi P. Jha
• The department of homeland security: an organization in transition
  by Charles B. King, III
• U.S. joint military contributions to countering Syria's 1970 invasion of Jordan
  by Richard A. Mobley
• Futures of War: Toward a Consensus View of the Future Security Environment, 2010-2035
  by Clark Capshaw
• The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism
  by Bryon Greenwald
• National Security Dilemmas: Challenges and Opportunities
  by Douglas Peifer
• The Great Gamble: The Soviet War in Afghanistan
  by James Thomas Snyder
• Masters and Commanders: How Four Titans Won the War in the West, 1941-1945
  by Frank G. Hoffman
• Designing exercises for teaching and analysis: center for applied strategic learning
• Joint doctrine update: joint chiefs of staff J7 joint education and doctrine division