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Throughout history, military theorists have pondered the existence
of a set of principles to guide soldiers in the application of
force. Mass is one of the most critical components and has existed
as a United States Army principle of war since 1921. The United
States Army military is currently undergoing vast changes based
upon societal, technological, and evolving threat-based stimuli.
This thesis examines if, at the tactical level, the United States
Army should redefine the principle of mass in relation to those
factors. The research shows that the current definition of mass is
valid. However, the Army must clearly define a full-spectrum-based
operational concept to define how it envisions force employment in
the future. Not only will this revised operational concept help
leaders understand how the Army will fight in the information age,
it will foster a much-needed change in culture inherent in
transformation.
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