PRESIDENT'S FORUM
Garvin outlines the United States Naval War College's (NWC) history, mission, and strategic priorities for the future. Since its founding in 1884, NWC has maintained a clear and unwavering focus on preparing joint and maritime warriors for the successful defense of all we hold dear. We are well...
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| description | Garvin outlines the United States Naval War College's (NWC) history, mission, and strategic priorities for the future. Since its founding in 1884, NWC has maintained a clear and unwavering focus on preparing joint and maritime warriors for the successful defense of all we hold dear. We are well into what the commander of Special Operations Command and others have called a "decade of consequence" that requires innovation, collaboration, and determination from professionals across the government, Department of Defense, industry, academia, and allied partners. Naval War College students a century ago could gain experience and advance in rank for many years before answering a call to combat. However, the speed of current and emerging threats across the globe will demand a more rapid response from our alumni and the brave men and women they lead. We must work tirelessly at the College to ensure our students are ready to "fight tonight," as conflict and combat may be much closer than previously predicted. |
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