The second annual military symposium sponsored by US Army Training and Doctrine Command, hosted by the Combat Studies Institute, US Army Command and General Staff College, and held 14-16 Sept. 2004 in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas. "14-16 September 2004."

Keynote presentation:Phase IV operations : where wars are really won / by Conrad C. Crane -- Broader context: War and aftermath / by Frederick W Kagan -- What war should be, what war is / by John A. Lynn -- Cultural dimension: The critical role of cultural orientation / Edward L. Peck -- Early US stability operations: Leonard Wood, John J. Pershing, and pacifying the Moros in the Philippines : Americans in a Muslim land / by Charles A. Byler -- From military victories to political stalemate : the United States and the Mexican Revolution, 1910-1917 / by Irving W. Levinson -- Cold War stability operations: The US military in Lebanon, 1958 : success without a plan / by Lawrence A. Yates. -- Vietnamization : an incomplete exit strategy / by James H. Willbanks -- Planning for success: Planning for post-conflict Panama : what it tells us about phase IV operations / by John T. Fishel -- "Phase IV" CFLCC stability operations planning / by Kevin C.M. Benson -- Military threats to success : terrorism and insurgency: Terrorism revisited / by Felix Moos -- US military and the global counterinsurgency / by Robert M. Cassidy -- Victory into success?: Iraq revisited / by Jay M. Garner -- Training indigenous militaries: The limits of influence : training the Guardias in Latin America / by Richard L. Millet -- On the ground in Iraq: On the ground : training indigenous forces in Iraq / by Aaron D. Boal.