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CATR Post #39 – LSCO Wrap-up Part 2: Applying the lessons of CA in WWII to the next LSCO – Takeaway #1.
6-minute read; Researched and edited with AI assistance. As the Cold War and post-Cold War periods show, U.S. combat forces can find themselves in high- or low-intensity conflict in any…
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CATR Post #38 – LSCO Wrap-up Part 1: What are the Lessons of CA in WWII?
5-minute read Considering the civil component. If there was one constant across all the stories presented in this series of posts on the role of civil affairs (CA) and military…
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CATR Post #37 – What is the role of Civil Affairs in large-scale combat operations? (Part 9b – Protection of Civilians and Civilian Objects)
7-minute read Introductory Note from the Team Chief: Due to the length of CATR #35, we decided to break this post, which was nearly the same size, into two parts.…
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CATR Post #36 – What is the role of Civil Affairs in large-scale combat operations? (Part 9a – Protection of Civilians and Civilian Objects)
11-minute read [Updated with Responses from Teammates on 10 August 2026.] Introductory Note from the Team Chief: Due to the length of CATR #35, we decided to break this post,…
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CATR Post #35 – What is the role of Civil Affairs in large-scale combat operations? (Part 8 – CA and MG operations in the Pacific Theater.)
20-minute read Our posts so far have focused primarily on civil affairs (CA) and military government (MG) operations in the North African Campaign and the European Theater of Operations (ETO)…
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CATR Post #34 – What is the role of Civil Affairs in large-scale combat operations? (Part 7 – CA and MG in stability operations.)
13-minute read Doctrinal definition of stability operations. According to Army Field Manual (FM) 3-0, Operations, “A stability operation is an operation conducted outside the United States, in coordination with other…










