Army Challenges Featured in Green Book Interviews
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Army Challenges Featured in Green Book Interviews
In her second year as Army secretary, Christine Wormuth faces many challenges, but she is also upbeat.
“I think the Army is in a good place,” Wormuth said in an interview in the Association of the U.S. Army’s 2022–2023 Green Book.
Hard Choices: Wormuth Tackles Modernization Priorities, Warns ‘Ruthless’ Prioritization Is Coming
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Army Secretary Christine Wormuth has a pragmatic side that helps guide her as the 25th person to hold the post.
Soldiers Come First: People Are the Key to Army’s Success, CSA Says
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Since his first day on the job more than two years ago, Army Chief of Staff Gen.
Back to Basics: SMA Counts on Trust to Improve Army
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Sgt. Maj. of the Army Michael Grinston is going back to the basics.
Big Moments: Guard Leader Presides Over Busy Year, Reorganization
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The year ahead for the Army National Guard promises to be as demanding as it’s been for the past two years, when soldiers responded to
Culture Change: Reserve Chief Pivots Force From Paperwork to Training
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The chief of the U.S.
Hardworking Army Shows ‘Undeniable’ Results: McCarthy Focuses on Readiness, Modernization, People
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Considering how life has changed since the start of 2020, Secretary of the Army Ryan McCarthy is proud of how the Army is performing a
McConville: ‘Every Second Counts’
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Amid a difficult and turbulent year, Army Chief of Staff Gen.
Making the Best World That He Can: Grinston Empowers NCOs During Challenging Times
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As the Army emerges from an unprecedented year marked by a pandemic and emotional calls for more inclusion in the ranks, the service’s