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Army Doctrine 2015 Delivered ‘At The Speed of Thought,’ General Says

Monday, October 10th, 2011

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Moving to the future under Doctrine 2015, the Army is relying on fewer and more relevant publications and manuals that can be delivered “at the speed of thought,” says the commander of the Combined Arms Center (CAC), part of Army Training and Doctrine Command. “This is a type of comprehensive overhaul for how we’ve been developing, creating and delivering doctrine to the Army forces,” said Brig. Gen. Charles Flynn, in an interview. The service is revealing Doctrine 2015 details here…

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