Air National Guard Structure for the Twenty-first Century : The Multimission Framework for Total Force Integration

By Kevin S. Dailey

Book Id: WPLBN0002170298
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Reproduction Date: 10/12/2012

Title:	Air National Guard Structure for the Twenty-first Century : The Multimission Framework for Total Force Integration
Author:	Kevin S. Dailey
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Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Technology, Military
Collections:	Authors Community, United States
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Publisher:	Air University Press

Member Page:	Air University Press
Citation APA MLA Chicago S. Daile, B. K. (n.d.). Air National Guard Structure for the Twenty-first Century : The Multimission Framework for Total Force Integration. Retrieved from http://gutenberg.cc/

Description
The Multimission Framework for operational integration proposed by Colonel Dailey is a synthesis of the successful constructs across the many models currently being utilized throughout the Total Force. Current models in vogue are the Active Associate Wing, the reserve/Guard Associate Wing, the “Blended” Wing, and the Integrated Wing. Colonel Dailey examined each of these models for its positive and negative contributions to the Total Force. His research presented an ironic challenge: all of them work to varying degrees of success when coupled with good leaders and good people. Can history and research demonstrate a better way forward?