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           THE TRANSFORMATION OF WAR AND THE FUTURE OF THE CORPS                      Major Robert David Steele, USMCR                    Cleared for Publication 28 April 1992      The Marine Corps, in combination with supporting Navy elements, is our Nation's "911" force, well‑positioned to serve in a variety of joint, combined, and‑‑if necessary‑‑unilateral roles across the spectrum of combat and non‑combat operations. The Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement, and the Remarks of General Carl E. Mundy, Jr. Before Congress (Gazette, April 1992), clearly outline how far we have come revitalizing our traditional emphasis on littoral operations, and how we are preserving our core capabilities in the face of imposed reductions.      All this is good.  Never‑the‑less, lost in the vortex caused by a changing Unified Command Plan, sharp reductions in manning and resources, and mixed (or absent) signals from national and defense

  Mitt Romney.            THE TRANSFORMATION OF WAR AND THE FUTURE OF THE CORPS                        Major Robert David Steele, USMCR                      Cleared for Publication 28 April 1992        The Marine Corps, in combination with supporting Navy elements, is our Nation's "911" force, well‑positioned to serve in a variety of joint, combined, and‑‑if necessary‑‑unilateral roles across the spectrum of combat and non‑combat operations. The Department of the Navy 1992 Posture Statement, and the Remarks of General Carl E. Mundy, Jr. Before Congress (Gazette, April 1992), clearly outline how far we have come revitalizing our traditional emphasis on littoral operations, and how we are preserving our core capabilities in the face of imposed reductions.        All this is good.   Never‑the‑less, lost in the vortex caused by a changing Unified Command Plan, sharp reductions in manning and resources, and mixed (or absent) signals from national and defen