Military design thinking: shaping a new training program for Dutch civil military cooperation officers

Steven Hornstra; Jaap Hoogenboezem; Steven Durning; Walther van Mook

Military design thinking: shaping a new training program for Dutch civil military cooperation officers

Steven Hornstra^*
, Jaap Hoogenboezem
, Steven Durning
, Walther van Mook

^*Corresponding author for this work

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This article explores using Military Design Thinking (MDT) to develop a new training program for Dutch Civil Military Cooperation (CIMIC) officers. Hornstra et al. created the MDT method for agile Command and Control in military settings. The Dutch armed forces are now focusing on territorial defense and allied support. The MDT process included phases like STARTEX, Reconnaissance, Development, and Consolidation, involving CIMIC officers and civil administration experts. This method helped identify learning needs, brainstorm ideas, and refine training activities for effective implementation

Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	60-77
Number of pages	19
Journal	NATO C2COE Annals of C2
Publication status	Published - 19 Jul 2024

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