MCU Journal for Spring 2018 devotes much of its content to the myriad aspects of educating and training military personnel in articles emphasizing institutional, pedagogical, and historical perspectives. The PME Round Table section looks principally at the efforts of select components within Marine Corps Training and Education Command to enhance the development of Marines through the employment of innovative instructional and career-management techniques. The need to train military professionals to perform essential, often scientific, tasks and the concomitant requirement to develop within them the cognitive abilities necessary to manage, if not overcome, volatile and uncertain environments has, of course, generated dialogue among military educators, theorists, and practitioners long before the establishment of American PME.
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This publication would be useful to the military's analysis community, civilian leaders, military commanders and staff officers at all levels, policymakers, members of government and defense agencies/contractors, and members of military-focused committees. This publication would also be useful to historians and students engaged with historical/political/military studies.
