Center for Leadership

Soldiers’ Quality of Life Begins With Good Barracks

Then-Command Sgt. Maj. Mario Terenas completes a ruck march at Fort Drum, New York, in May 2022.

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Soldiers’ Quality of Life Begins With Good Barracks

CSM Mario O. Terenas, Ret.

I dealt with barracks management for 30 of my 32 years of service.

Kroesen’s Stellar Service

Col. R.D. Hooker Jr., U.S. Army Retired

As a young captain in 1990, I was excited to be asked to give a presentation at the annual Association of the U

Read, Write to Inspire Others

Col. Todd Schmidt

Thucydides is often credited with stating, “The nation that will insist on drawing a broad line of demarcation

The 2023 LANPAC Leadership Forum (LLF) professionally developed and inspired leaders, showcased USARPAC subordinate units, and engaged both allies and partners across the USINDOPACOM area of responsibility. The theme for the 2023 LLF was “Building Trust and Enduring Relationships Across the Indo-Pacific.”

Day One

We heard from CSM Brzak, SMA Grinston, MG Eifler and CSM Daley (11th Airborne), and John Forsythe (Deloitte). Our participants from I Corps had a meeting with LTG Brunson and CSM Carns (I Corps).

Reading for Self-Awareness

A Bradley fighting vehicle crew from the Army National Guard conducts predeployment training at Fort Bliss, Texas.

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Reading for Self-Awareness

Maj. Stein Thorbeck

Shi Heng Yi, headmaster of the Shaolin Temple Europe, discussed self-discovery in his 2020 TEDx talk, “5 hindra

Getting Your Message Across

Soldiers with the 173rd Airborne Brigade engage a target during training at Pocek Range, Slovenia.

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Getting Your Message Across

Robert Griggs

I remember as a young paratrooper, standing on a field at Fort Bragg, North Carolina, before one of my first ma

AUSA Leadership Forum Hears from Villanueva

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Alejandro Villanueva speaks to guests at AUSA's LANPAC

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AUSA Leadership Forum Hears from Villanueva

From the Army to the National Football League, leadership and trust are critical to success, former Army Ranger and professional football player Alejandro Villanueva said.

Speaking May 18 at the LANPAC Leadership Forum hosted in Honolulu by the Association of the U.S. Army’s Center for Leadership, Villanueva shared his story with about 90 midgrade leaders from all three components of the U.S. Army and seven allies and partners, including Australia, Canada, Fiji, Japan, Mongolia, the Philippines and the United Kingdom.