The U.S. Army: Battle Tested, Tough, and More Aware

In the 15 years following 9/11, the U.S. Army pivoted away from its traditional role and took on the challenge presented by new missions and enemies. The Cipher Brief spoke with Lt. General Guy Swan about the gains and sacrifices that have forged the Army of the present and the near future.

The Cipher Brief: What would you say was the biggest structural change to the Army following 9/11?

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