4. Department of Defense · Minor
Revamp Army school curricula around large-scale land operations
Printed page 110 4. Department of Defense
“Revamp Army school curricula to concentrate on preparation for large-scale land operations that focus on defeating a peer threat.”
What has happened
- Not started
No revamp of Army school curricula around large-scale land operations against a peer threat. Searched: the FY2026 NDAA for Army professional military education and curriculum provisions (the 30 occurrences of "curricul" are Coast Guard Academy, dental accreditation and DoDEA matters); the FY2026 defense appropriations act; the Federal Register full-text API since 2025-01-20; the bills Corpus. The Department's task force on the senior service colleges, announced in 2025, sits on a Department of War page that returns HTTP 403 and is a lead; the one readable education action in the window is the February 2026 decision to end professional military education with Harvard, which is about an outside institution rather than Army curricula.
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Research log
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Research notes
Nothing on an allowlisted source revamps Army school curricula around large-scale land operations. The Department’s education review that does exist runs to the senior service colleges and to outside universities, not to the Army’s schoolhouses.
This item sits in the page 108–110 Army cluster (#189, #190, #191, #193, #194, #195, #196), whose shared instruments are Public Law 119-21 title XX, the FY2026 NDAA and the FY2026 Department of Defense Appropriations Act (Public Law 119-75, division A) — the first full-year defense appropriation of the window. One negative search covered the whole cluster.
- Action
- other
- Object
- Army school curricula
- ID
- 196