FOREWORD
Today's Army is rapidly evolving into a CONUS-based, Force Projection Army with the potential for far-flung, diverse mission requirements. The lessons learned implications are clear. We must capitalize on every single opportunity to learn, based on what we do, and how we do it. We must maximize our potential to execute our ever-diversifying missions right the first time. The learning curve slack is gone.
So if you're alerted to go, make one of your first calls to the Center for Army Lessons Learned (CALL). CALL possesses an unique capability to demonstrably help your unit get ready to go. By using lessons from those who precede us, we can avoid the repetition of mistakes. Only then do we demonstrate that lessons are really learned.
When you do go, we want to go with you. The lessons learned system described in this newsletter explains how, working with you, we can quickly turn lessons around to the rest of our Army.
So whether your role is in the field Army, the schoolhouse, or the research and development community, or your role is in today's Force Projection Army, USE CALL. We can help.
DON'T HESITATE TO MAKE THE LESSONS LEARNED SYSTEM WORK FOR YOU!
This information is provided for your use and dissemination. If your unit has identified other relevant lessons or information, please share them with the rest of the U.S. Army by contacting CALL at DSN 552-2255 or 3035. Comments concerning this newsletter should be addressed to Commander, Combined Arms Command, ATTN: ATZL-CTL, Fort Leavenworth, KS 66027-7000.
WILLIAM
L. NASH
Brigadier
General, USA
Deputy
Commanding General for Training
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