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Reporting out


We’re releasing a report outlining the results of a series of meetings which has led to the idea of creating a National Program for Small Unit Excellence.

Much of this Maj. Gen. Kamiya has been talking about the last several weeks and this provides more detail from what has been a robust set of discussions with people both in and out of government.

Read more about the program and download the report by clicking here.

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  1. Critical Observation:
    As far as can be determined, the Small Unit Excellence program needs to examine the Scientific Philosophical differences between the US/European Model (which is obsolete) and the advnced models of East Asia (Japan and China) and the advanced Scientific Philosophy of American Charles Sanders Peirce. His scientific method is complete and provides a sound scientific, mathematical, and Logical basis.

    Thank you.
    Very respectfully,
    Ed Nozawa

    Posted by E. T. Nozawa | June 18, 2009, 5:59 am

  2. It seems my speed and effectiveness in joint ops has found a good home. How about letting me play too!
    Seriously.

    Posted by MKC Leon A. Houston II,USCG Ret | July 22, 2009, 2:58 pm

  3. Chief,
    Interesting comment. What can you bring to the table?
    Thanks,
    Gregg

    Posted by Gregg Your | July 22, 2009, 7:18 pm

  4. Gregg,

    Former disaster team leader while in high school with Red Cross, sat on board of directors as youth representative to Conn. Chapter was first aid,water safety and cpr instructor. Worked to get American Heart Association to be recognized by Red Cross for CPR credentials.
    1984 Olympic Task Force, utilized skill sets from British Commandos on first RHIB’s to be utilized in USCG. Major Gold Standard for JointOPS. Recommended the addition of heavy machine guns, mounts,other equipment which was adapted to current PSU’s in USCG. Boarding officer, range coach,etc..
    1986 Force Recon Combat School, Quantico, VA.
    Marine Corps offered direct commission and recommended I stay behind, declined due to previous service connected injury. USCG Recruiter. Taught Situational Leadership at Marriott management classes.
    Blog on DODBUZZ for joint ops, etc. Understand the VA systems and need for integration with DOD in various programs to complete the warfighter support network completely. 100% Dis rating from VA. My blogs about speed and effectiveness have been integrated by Joint Command. I have repeated it several times to clarify points of interest.
    Spoke with daniel.elkins@rs.af.mil in person in regards to joint ops and AFPAK priorities.

    Posted by MKC Leon A. Houston II,USCG Ret | July 25, 2009, 4:54 pm

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