People Create Unit Culture
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The topic of culture and climate is one of the top agenda items for the Army’s senior leaders.
Articles on Leadership in the United States Army published in ARMY Magazine, AUSA Headline News, and AUSA News
Mentorship Imbalance Could Affect Soldiers’ Careers
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Mentorship Imbalance Could Affect Soldiers’ Careers
The Army should focus on developing more comprehensive retention and career development opportunities to meet the needs of all soldiers, according to a study that found men and women in the ranks perceive mentorship differently.
Based on surveys with about 1,200 Army special operations personnel and focus groups with 198 of them, the study from the University of Kansas found that while men in the study viewed mentorship as an opportunity for career advancement, the women saw it as a way to survive.
NCOs: Support at Every Step
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Throughout its history, the U.S. Army has been proud of its sergeants, and rightfully so.
Program Helps Army Better Select Commanders
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Program Helps Army Better Select Commanders
The secretary of the Army said she is a “huge fan” of the new program that assesses candidates for command and is working to adjust some aspects of the process based on participant feedback.
Launched in January 2020 as part of the Army’s talent management initiatives, the Command Assessment Program evaluates officers’ fitness for battalion and brigade command and sergeants major for brigade senior enlisted adviser slots.
Your Guide to Cyberspace: Command Leads Army’s Mission in 5th Warfighting Domain
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Nothing has transformed modern life like the microprocessor, and nothing has significantly shaped the modern global economy as the rise
BATTLE BUDDIES: Modernizing US, French Militaries Work Together
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Military-to-military relations between the U.S.
Think Twice Before Signing
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If you are a leader in any organization, you will be asked on a regular basis to sign a variety of documents, and it is essential to ba
Special Operations NCOs Named White House Fellows
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Special Operations NCOs Named White House Fellows
A special operations NCO who has deployed 15 times and a former Army Ranger have been appointed to the 2022–2023 class of White House Fellows, a highly competitive program for leaders who are committed to public service.
Founded in 1964, the White House Fellows program offers “exceptional young leaders first-hand experience working at the highest levels of the Federal government,” the White House said in its announcement.
Young Leaders Brief Chief, SMA at AUSA Solarium
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Young Leaders Brief Chief, SMA at AUSA Solarium
A three-day Leader Solarium organized by the Association of the U.S. Army’s Center for Leadership in conjunction with the association’s 2022 Annual Meeting and Exposition focused on strategies for how junior leaders—enlisted, officer, warrant officer and Army civilians—can be inspired team leaders.