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    • Guidon. February 04, 1983.

    • Guidon. February 04, 1983.

    • United States. Army. Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood.

    • The Guidon came into being as a weekly publication in 1966 under the title Fort Leonard Wood Guidon. Between 1966 and 1987 the title was simplified to Guidon before becoming Essayons in 1988. The name reverted back to Guidon in 1999. It has been...
    • Slowing the loss.

    • Slowing the loss.

    • Buckner, Julius K.

    • Recruiting Command in North Carolina has been focused for many years toward production in its pursuit of making its end strength mission. Retention and attrition had been largely ignored and accession mission requirements continued to increase in...
    • National capitol reenlistment.

    • National capitol reenlistment.

    • Graham, Michael S.

    • The reenlistment of our Soldiers is the most important retention tool we have in the United States Army Reserve. Every year in the Army Reserve thousands of Soldiers decide to continue their army careers. Even with the constant deployments we now...
    • Essayons. March 07, 1996.

    • Essayons. March 07, 1996.

    • United States. Army. Engineer Center and Fort Leonard Wood.

    • The Essayons, originally published as the Fort Leonard Wood Guidon in 1966 then as the Guidon from 1966 to 1987. Became Essayons in 1988 and remained that way until 1999 when it reverted back to Guidon. It has been and continues to be a record of...
    • Decision makers.

    • Decision makers.

    • Drummond, Dean T.

    • This paper will cover my experience of the deployment as a career counselor in Operation Enduring Freedom, I learned that trained officers and Soldiers make effective decisions. My role as a command career counselor in Bagram Afghanistan became two...
    • Battalion Commander's Handbook.

    • Battalion Commander's Handbook.

    • US Army War College

    • Battalion command is one of the most challenging, rewarding, and professionally satisfying opportunities that you are ever likely to experience. this contains suggestions that should assist you as you assume command. they are not ail-inclusive, nor...
    • Diamond challenge.

    • Diamond challenge.

    • Bryner, Ruth A.R.

    • My name is MSG Ruth A.R. Bryner, MOS 15P, Aviation Operations Specialist. I served as First Sergeant for the 54th Medical Company (AA), 62nd Medical Brigade, Fort Lewis, Washington from 21 May 04 through 30 Apr 2006. During my tenure as First...
    • Operation Iraqi Freedom '04.

    • Operation Iraqi Freedom '04.

    • Kerr, Gregory D.

    • The Company First Sergeant is the life line of any unit. The position was both rewarding and challenging. I assumed responsibility for Charlie Company, 112th Signal Battalion on 24 May 04. The company was less than forty five days from deploying to...
    • Building confidence in soldiers.

    • Building confidence in soldiers.

    • Harris, Michael; Koba, Minoru; Suttner, Robert; Vinson, Oscar; Warren, Brian; Williams, Katrina

    • The purpose of this paper is to discuss how Soldiers become confident. Soldiers’ confidence is built through training, leadership, and technological advances which is evident through the success of the Army Retention Program. A comparison of any...
    • Global War on Terror’s impact  on Army Retention.

    • Global War on Terror’s impact on Army Retention.

    • Jefferson, Christopher E.; Lee, Ernest; Schweers, Matthew; Albert, Ruben L.; Vigil, Ernest J.

    • In assessing the impact of The Global War on Terror on Army retention numerous sources were used to review Army history on retention in previous times of war, pre-9/11, post 9/11 to present, were Army retention could be successful in the future...
    • How far would you go?

    • How far would you go?

    • Sampson, Reginald D.

    • Today's Army requires all Soldiers to maintain a very high level of discipline, professionalism, and ethical awareness in order to operate in full spectrum operations and in the contemporary operational environment. Noncommissioned officers are the...

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