General military review

INTEROPERABILITY: the challenge

EDITORIAL

DOCTRINE

• Tomorrow's Military Commitments: Can we actually look into the future?
• Addressing the Issues of Interoperability
• Interoperability within NATO: a Current View
• European Union: Interoperability on the Move
• Finabel: Serving Interoperability of European Armies for 50 Years
• Interagency Interoperability
• Interoperability at Strategic Level
• French Views on the Need for Enhanced Interoperability
• Towards a Draft of an Interoperability Policy for the French Army
• Combined Interoperability in Respect of Employment and Operational Preparation
• A Required Interoperability for Forces' Combat Service Support
• Interoperability at the lower echelons of command
• Interoperability with our Allies: a Demanding Requirement, a Stern Will and a Real Achievement
• Taking into Account the Needs for Forces' Interoperability within the Conception of Armament Programs
• Main Abbreviations and Acronyms
• Bibliography

FOREIGN STUDIES

• Operational interoperability - A UK Perspective
• Interoperability in Complex Peace and Stability Operations
• Interoperability for the Hungarian Army

FREEDOM OF SPEECH (additional opinions on the topic dealt with in this 10 issue)

• French Land Forces Meeting with Interoperability
• Intra-French Interoperability Or the Need to Beef up the Combined-Arms Performance
• Military Forces of the Former Warsaw Pact: A Good Example of Interoperability?

Other contributions to doctrinal thought

• A Few Thoughts after 2 Years of AARs
• QDR 2006 Major Orientations: Where the American Defense Doctrine is definitely Heading for?

LESSONS LEARNED

• Where Political Discrepancy Interferes with Military Interoperability Requirements: French and British Forces in the Middle-East during WW I
• What about Interoperability between American and French Forces in 1917-18?
• The UN-Assigned French Battalion in Korea (4th Bn, 23rd (US) Infantry Regiment)
• BFA Interoperability Requirements in Kabul
• Operational Interoperability at Corps Level
• Terminology as a Tool for Interoperability