By the time you read this, our national elections will be imminent. Our next President, regardless of whom that will be, must confront the world as it is, not as it could be. No one solution will fit all foreign conflicts, and none of these will necessarily fit our domestic needs.

Joint Force Quarterly recently moved the modern Web-based platform Digital Commons (https://digitalcommons. ndu.edu), to provide better access to its collection of cutting-edge and historical work on the joint force and more. Check out JFQ 114, and provide NDU Press with your feedback!

One of the driving factors in the publishing world since the widespread use of the Internet is digital content delivery. Joint Force Quarterly readers will note that JFQ—the journal of the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff—has been available digitally since summer 1997, with JFQ 16.

And as you work through some of the pressing issues facing the joint force, we are here to help your ideas get a complete and full airing out. The only way we can change is to help each other to see the need to do so and then suggest a proper path to that new future. We need you to help be a good wingman and show us how to succeed.