By German 2nd Lt. Andre Schroeder
GCMC Public Affairs
GARMISCH-PARTENKIRCHEN, Germany – The importance of information in war and peace served as the foundation for a talk offered by the U.S. Navy’s vice chief of information here July 23.
Rear Admiral Kenneth J. Braithwaite visited the Marshall Center July 23 following a visit to Supreme Headquarters Allied Powers, Europe in Brussels, Belgium, and the NATO School in Oberammergau.
After an orientation, he spent the afternoon at the Marshall Center, where he offered a presentation for staff and faculty members, speaking about the importance of today’s information policy and its impacts on the battlespace.
“Today, the wars that we find ourselves as a nation involved in are ones where we are hoping to make a difference through the people in that region,” he said. “In so doing, communicating our intent and why we are there is paramount to the success of that operation.”
