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brock.j.young replied to the topic NCOs and Officers in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
@Joe, excellent points and post!
You’re spot on with the fact that the NCO-Officer relationship must be built on a foundation of trust. Nothing else happens without it. A new officer needs to make an analysis of their NCOs and determine the level of trust he/she has with them (this says nothing with all the ways the officer needs to be earning…[Read more]
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brock.j.young replied to the topic NCOs and Officers in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
@Joe, excellent points and post!
You’re spot on with the fact that the NCO-Officer relationship must be built on a foundation of trust. Nothing else happens without it. A new officer needs to make an analysis of their NCOs and determine the level of trust he/she has with them (this says nothing with all the ways the officer needs to be earning…[Read more]
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heather.mcateer replied to the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
Hey Brock,
Thanks- your “We Were Soldiers” reference is timely as we honor Hal Moore’s life. Did you happen to read “We are Soldiers Still?”
Thanks,
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heather.mcateer replied to the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
Great pick, Michael. I had the opportunity to listen to Tom Ricks speak at Fort Leavenworth right after he released The Generals. He certainly fell into the category of “passionate” and “dynamic” and seemed to enjoy stirring the pot. His Foreign Policy blogs are quite insightful (often inciteful!…no, not a real word).
Thanks,
Heather
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heather.mcateer replied to the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
Sound like you and Ray are “on the same page”!
Thanks,
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heather.mcateer replied to the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
Great advice! With all the excitement in the media, there is no shortage of inflammatory material to get the wheels turning.
Almost everyone has an opinion, but as professionals we need to foster a deep and thoughtful understanding in order to best inform our decisions.Thanks,
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brock.j.young replied to the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
I cranked through most of the MCoE reading list over the last couple of years, with my favorites being “Once an Eagle,” We Were Soldiers, Once and Young,” “Platoon Leader,” “Gates of Fire,” and of course, “Starship Troopers.” However right now, I’m slogging through “Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.” It’s not necessarily on any reading list,…[Read more]
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brock.j.young and
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joe started the topic NCOs and Officers in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If I have been successful in my career its because I have had amazing NCOs that made me successful. If I have failed in my career it is because I failed to cultivate a solid relationship with my NCOs. If NCOs are so pivotal to our success as officers, then we need to take the time to discuss how we can better lead them and more importantly how we…[Read more]
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joe started the topic NCOs and Officers in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If I have been successful in my career its because I have had amazing NCOs that made me successful. If I have failed in my career it is because I failed to cultivate a solid relationship with my NCOs. If NCOs are so pivotal to our success as officers, then we need to take the time to discuss how we can better lead them and more importantly how we…[Read more]
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joe started the topic NCOs and Officers in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If I have been successful in my career its because I have had amazing NCOs that made me successful. If I have failed in my career it is because I failed to cultivate a solid relationship with my NCOs. If NCOs are so pivotal to our success as officers, then we need to take the time to discuss how we can better lead them and more importantly how we…[Read more]
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joe posted an update 8 years, 4 months ago
reading 3x5leadership.wordpress.com by fellow forum member @jbowen_100. Good, quality stuff there..
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heather.mcateer started the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
A popular leader development tool for many commanders is the “Junior Officer Reading Program”. I’ve seen this manifested in many forms, from an Oprah’s Book Club-type collaboration, to writing graded book reports while on Staff Duty. Many reading lists are guided by the Chairman or the Chief’s picks across any number of topics, from history to t…[Read more]
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heather.mcateer started the topic Reading broadly, managing self development in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
A popular leader development tool for many commanders is the “Junior Officer Reading Program”. I’ve seen this manifested in many forms, from an Oprah’s Book Club-type collaboration, to writing graded book reports while on Staff Duty. Many reading lists are guided by the Chairman or the Chief’s picks across any number of topics, from history to t…[Read more]
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brock.j.young started the topic Inspiring volunteerism? in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If you’re ARNG or USAR, you’ve been there. Needing Soldiers to volunteer to come on duty in order to tackle those last minute tasking and suspense items that inevitably come up between drills. Inventories, last minute missions, ADVON, state call ups, requests for support; it would be nice to think that Soldiers would do it for “God and Country,”…[Read more]
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brock.j.young started the topic Inspiring volunteerism? in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If you’re ARNG or USAR, you’ve been there. Needing Soldiers to volunteer to come on duty in order to tackle those last minute tasking and suspense items that inevitably come up between drills. Inventories, last minute missions, ADVON, state call ups, requests for support; it would be nice to think to think that Soldiers would do it for “God and…[Read more]
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brock.j.young started the topic Inspiring volunteerism? in the forum Junior Officer 8 years, 4 months ago
If you’re ARNG or USAR, you’ve been there. Needing Soldiers to volunteer to come on duty in order to tackle those last minute tasking and suspense items that inevitably come up between drills. Inventories, last minute missions, ADVON, state call ups, requests for support; it would be nice to think to think that Soldiers would do it for “God and…[Read more]
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CALDOL wrote a new post, EP020: Tips for Solving OPORD Dilemma 8 years, 4 months ago
In this episode we explore the tactical level of leadership by discussing the art and science of writing Platoon level Operations Orders with 1LT Luke Hutchison, a current Platoon Leader with the 4th Infantry […]
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brock.j.young posted an update 8 years, 4 months ago
@patrick-martel79 , welcome to the forum! Make sure to check out the ARNG/USAR community for ARNG specific questions or concerns.
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Klein posted an update 8 years, 4 months ago
Getting ready for my class on coaching today. Fun!
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