Agent of change or a colonel who just complained: A case study of Colonel Douglas A. Macgregor and his book, "Breaking the Phalanx A New Design for Landpower in the 21st Century".
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Agent of change or a colonel who just complained: A case study of Colonel Douglas A. Macgregor and his book, "Breaking the Phalanx A New Design for Landpower in the 21st Century".
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The monograph proposes that Colonel Douglas A. Macgregor represents an Agent of Change for the United States Army. In 1997 Colonel Macgregor published the book, Breaking the Phalanx, A New Design for Landpower in the 21st Century (BTP). This book questioned the Army's continued adherence to a Cold War paradigm and proposed that a new operational concept supported by organization, doctrine and cultural changes could revolutionize the military's capabilities. Colonel Macgregor proposed concepts for improving the Army's integration into the joint community and modifying the Army's organizational and cultural. Lieutenant Colonel Macgregor believed emerging information technologies combined with significant changes in the national security environment promised a revolutionary advancement of the Army's capabilities if synchronized with corresponding changes in doctrine, organization, and culture.
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