By David Hodne and Joe Byerly
Has the Army lost the art of training management?
Recently, I coauthored an article with Colonel David Hodne answering this question. It was published in the February 2016 issue of Army Magazine. Thanks to the editors, I am able to provide you with an exclusive .pdf copy of the article. Click the link below to download a copy.
The Evolving Art of Training Management
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