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Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 6 -- Phase 3: Graduating BOLC & Follow-on Schools.
Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 5 -- Operating Expenses and Where to Live - part 2.
Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 4 -- Operating Expenses and Where to Live.
Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 3 -- BOLC and Follow-on Schools.
Our 7 part series on how to successfully transition from a student to a LT. Part 2 -- Snowbirding.
While "running fast and shooting straight" are in fact necessary skills for all officers, they are individual tasks. They are not first and foremost what is necessary in order to …
Congratulations! You just commissioned as a second lieutenant. Your college experience is now complete, and it is time to start anew. Now that you have arrived at your first unit, …
Everyone in the Army knows of the Seven Army Values. However, is there actually an eighth?
It was the first day at my new unit. As a staff officer I wasn't surprised when the Battalion Executive Officer (XO), my new boss, motioned me into his office …
Besides looking cool on your chest or sleeve, Army schools should be sought after. They provide opportunities, they demonstrate your technical or tactical proficiency, and …
Knowledge sharing is about setting aside petty differences and working towards a common goal. It requires selflessness and understanding. It sometimes requires empathy. It sometimes …
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