By Ann Roosevelt To provide the best soldiers no matter what the Army involvement in an era of persistent "commitment," the Army's Training and Doctrine Command not only has to adapt to changing conditions and needs but to innovate, according to its commander. "We have adapted tactically, but we have to adapt as an institution," Gen. Martin Dempsey, TRADOC commander, said in a Feb. 26 speech at the Association of the United States Army's Winter Symposium in Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.…
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