Introduction-the Army and Change »day's Army is undergoing massive changes in doctrine, training, force structure, t and materiel. Change is a formidable challenge. It is of such magnitude and scope I that it demands much of the individual soldier who must frequently adapt to new and unfamiliar command structures, working environments, procedures, and skill require- ments. It is especially demanding of leaders at all levels because they must facilitate the change process in units throughout the Army while simultaneously maintaining the capability of those units to deploy, fight, and win on short notice. They must also damp- en (he turmoil often associated with change that is in direct conflict with the stability needed to form cohesive, combat-effective units.
DesignationFM 100-11
EditionJan 1988
StatusSuperseded
Pages144
FunctionDoctrine Philosophy
CollectionRecent Archive
Public domain (U.S. Government work)