Harding Project Substack
Tracey Remus, Sarah Chamberlin, Marcel Blood, Michael McCallister, Cathal O'Connor, Chris Slininger, Gordon Richmond, Peter Neil II, Michelle Rowan, Brian Disque, Allyson McNitt, Lorilynn Iversen, Kenneth ReddThe Harding Project is renewing the United States Army's Professional publications.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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To the Editor:
An elegant weapon for a more civilized age
Once upon a time, Army branch journals arrived in stacks to units across the installation. They would land in waiting rooms, staff duty desks, and bathrooms. In a time before smartphones, the jour...
The Friday Formation
🪖 The Friday Formation
Friday, 5 June 2026
The Iran conflict thread runs through a lot of this week’s writing — air defense analysis, strategic constraint, and the limits of kinetic force. Worth reading those pieces together.
Two piec...
Throwback Thursday
Recently while reviewing previous Army Communicator articles, I came across one that resonated with me and is still very relevant today. Additionally, the author and I have a few similarities.
The Article (full version at the bottom)...
The Friday Formation
🪖 The Friday Formation
Friday, 29 May 2026
Good week. The formation is thinking — and writing — across every domain.
The featured essays cover the timeless ground: what it takes to be a lethal lieutenant, what Audie Murphy’s example s...
Throwback Thursday
In 1976, COL Russell Parker and LTC Joseph House wrote an article for the Air Defense Magazine discussing the lack of sufficient air defense units for a ground war following the Korean and Vietnam wars. Because those wars were more comparab...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Managing Editor, Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin
Deputy Director of the Harding Project
Captain McCallister is the U.S. Army Maneuver Support Center of Excellence (MSCoE) Harding Project fellow.
Cathal is the son of Irish immigrants. received a BA in English Literature, a minor in Physics, and rowed crew for UVA. He went down to the sea in warships for 32 years. He lives in Florida with his bride.
Helping leaders mentor with purpose — not by accident. Army officer | Military Mentors | PhD Student | Author of Mentor Forward Subscribe for weekly insights Views are my own
Lieutenant Colonel Gordon Richmond is an active-duty Army Special Forces officer. A member of the Army’s Advanced Strategic Planning and Policy Program, he is a graduate student in political science at UC San Diego.
CPT Peter Neil is the ADA Harding Fellow.
Michelle Rowan currently serves as the editor of Infantry, the professional bulletin of the U.S. Army Infantry Branch.
Army - Maryland
Ally is the editor of the Army Civilian Professional Journal. With 8 years of experience and degrees in English and Creative Writing, she blends technical precision with narrative flair to elevate the voices of the Army Civilian Corps.
After 25 years in aerospace administration, Ms. Iversen embarked on her second career editing copy for the U.S. Army's Military Intelligence Professional Bulletin. She has an enduring fascination with etymology and the evolution of language.
28 years of service and counting
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