Is it time to bring back US Army Triple-Capability Divisions?

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#OnThisDay 1st Cavalry Division was designated an Armored Division. The unit is unique in that it has served as a Horse-Mounted Division, Infantry Division, Air-Mobility Division, Triple-Capability Division, and Heavy-Armored Division during its existence. #FirstTeam

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I saw this post and it stunned me.  What the fuck is a "triple capability" division?  A quick Google search helped me out.  Head here and check out page 33 (if you're short on time...it's a great read).

Don't get me wrong.

I get it.

Company sized elements is how we've been fighting (if not smaller) for the past couple of decades if not longer.  BUT we're still wrapping our heads around super power conflict and what that might look like.

Does it make sense for the US Army to circle back to triple capability divisions?  Are they in essence doing that now (just weakly)?