By COL Scott Halter William Shakespeare wrote in Coriolanus, “What is a city but the people?” In the same vein, what...
What is a Fort but the Soldiers? Steps to surviving and thriving as an Army Garrison Commander
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Reflect Articles
What I learned in ROTC: Important Advice for New Lieutenants
By: LTC Joshua Trimble The Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) commissions the majority of officers each year...
Let Them Walk on the Grass: The Role of Senior NCOs
By CSM Michael S. Burke At the qualification range, a group of Soldiers congregate during the lunch break. ...
Staying Focused In the Frenzy of Company-Level Command
By Jeff Horn Staying focused on the “right things” in a company-level command is easier said than done....
Why we all need to pay attention to how we’re spending our time
By Joe Byerly Originally Published on We Are the Mighty Every day we use words and phrases, yet we rarely take the...
The Lessons I Learned Commanding with an Injury
By Scott Kelly At 28 years old I took over my first command, and at 30 I woke up with a bad back. In December I got an...
Busy is a Choice
By Maggie Kurtts About a month before COVID brought our world to a grinding halt, I wrote a book review on Ryan...
The Unofficial Guide to Hosting a Distinguished Visitor
By: Thang Tran, Nick Luis, Barrett Martin, and Rudy Weisz Military leaders plan, resource, and execute combat patrols...
Leading from the Bench During COVID-19
By Ryan Kendall For many of us in the military we have experienced countless training events, deployments, and...