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The military and the services all attempt to align their capabilities with the current goals of the security goals of the United States while attempting to look at the future. It often takes decades for a service to envision a concept, build the systems required to execute it, and then train the force on both the new approach and the new equipment. Given that timeline services always have to keep an eye on the future while being prepared to “fight tonight,” how do the services manage this, and do they make a link among how they will fight, what they will buy, and how they will train?For your initial post in this module’s graded discussion, post a response of 200–250 words by Wednesday to the question below. Please ensure that your response cites at least two scholarly sources or government reports.What service lays out the clearest link among how it will fight, the equipment, and training needed for that fight? Discuss why the link is most clear in your example.
