MAJ(P) Ben Griffin '06 and MAJ Jacob Henry '12 Present at Conference Alongside Other Faculty

Several West Point Department of History faculty members presented in Oslo at the Norwegian Armed Forces' International Research and Development Conference, "Land Operations and Combined Arms – Lessons Identified from the War in Ukraine." MAJ(P) Ben Griffin '06 presented "Pacing Ourselves - How both US and Russian Doctrine Evolved Since the mid-1970s and its Impact on Current Operations," MAJ Michael Greenberg presented "Intelligence Observations & Lessons Learned in Ukraine," MAJ Jacob Henry '12 presented "Armored and Alone: The Shortcomings of a Russian BTG," and MAJ Charlotte Stutz and MAJ Jessica Rudo jointly presented "The Linch Pin - Logistics as an Operational Necessity in Global Land Warfare." MAJ Greenberg and MAJ Henry '12 also participated in the Day 2 Panel Debate on the research question "What are the implications of the Lessons Identified? How can we know we are about to draw the right conclusions?"