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Overworked Commanders Need Time Management Help

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Overworked Commanders Need Time Management Help

The Army’s company-level leaders work an average of 12.5 hours every day in garrison, which takes a toll on their personal lives and may impact their ability to excel and advance in their careers, according to a new Rand Corp. report.

A Junior Leader’s Take on Military Life

Capt. Derrick M. Davis

When someone leaves home for the first time at the age of 17 or 18 to join the military, they never foresee what they are about to fac

Proposals to Select and Train Junior Officers

Maj. Stephen W. Richey, U.S. Army retired

A recurring cliché of Hollywood war movies is the newbie lieutenant who falls to pieces in his first battle and has to be rescued by h

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Overworked Commanders Need Time Management Help

A Junior Leader’s Take on Military Life

A Junior Leader’s Take on Military Life

Proposals to Select and Train Junior Officers

Proposals to Select and Train Junior Officers