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What Modern Day Leaders Can Learn From George Washington

by Chris Horvilleur George Washington is arguably the most important person in American History. He was an extremely accomplished man and highly competent leader across multiple domains. In fact, he defined what an American leader should look like....

Peer Critical Feedback in Talent Management

by Ray Ramos “You suck, and here is why…”  We all share a desire to know how we are performing.  Kudos are great to hear, but what we really need to hear is how we can be better.  In my own attempt to prepare for the Army’s Battalion...

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The Universal War

By: ML Cavanaugh Whether I was with cadets or Koreans, I had a problem. As a military officer assigned to teach military strategy at West Point, and then on a staff alongside officers from the Republic of Korea, I kept bumping into the same...

How to Fail as the S6

By: Chris Byrd, Dre’ Abadie, Joe Pishock, Joshua Trimble, Brian Jorgenson, Oz Ortiz, Shawn Carden, and Charles Smith. Two factors determine the operational reach of fighting formations: communications and logistics. The S6 is the center of...

The Leadership Lesson Our Parents Taught Us

When I first started learning to talk, my parents taught me an important lesson about great leadership. They taught me to be gracious. Whenever someone did something nice for me, they would look down at me and ask, “What do you say?” And I would...

How to Leave a Legacy

By Ryan Kenny When you look back at your contributions throughout your career what will matter most to you? How will you judge yourself and expect to be judged? Too often, as leaders, we do not ask ourselves these simple questions throughout our...

Field Grade Years- The Journeyman Experience

By BG Ross Coffman Defining success as a major in a succinct manner is difficult. Leaders typically serve at this rank for seven years and transition from position to position. Each of these positions require different learning objectives and keys...

Some NCO Advice to New Majors

By: CSM Samuel C. Rapp and SFC Harlan D. Kefalas Hey Sir! Welcome to the unit. Whether you are the operations officer or the executive officer, we are going to be working close together. NCOs will do most of the heavy lifting with support from...

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