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30th Anniversary Edition

30-Year Anniversary Issue

To celebrate 30 years in publication, the NCO Journal has released its commemorative 30th Anniversary Edition. A compilation of select articles from the past three decades.

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The historical memories shared by Pvt. Jake McNiece and the Filthy 13, show the importance of mission command. Che… https://t.co/4QFCPmPqZi
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RT @Beags_Beagle: Recently some junior leaders published articles about being dissatisfied with company command, Career Course and Army rec…
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RT @USArmy: In case you missed it, a #WomensHistoryMonth virtual panel discussion presented by @USArmyOutreach. https://t.co/GVMKMcTRM4
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RT @USArmy: Need some #MondayMotivation to start your week? A father and son Soldier duo who competed side by side in a week-long marksman…
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Staff Sgt. Nicholas DiMichele recommends the U.S. Army have more opportunities for Soldiers to develop into strateg… https://t.co/XDBJFKZKGg
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Today we're having our #podcast with author, SSG Nicholas DiMichele. What are your questions about increasing NCO b… https://t.co/KIqyQLi23t
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What do you think about NCOs having more broadening assignments? Let us know in the comments! Read "Developing St… https://t.co/RmM7rNrxns
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Staff Sgt. Nicholas DiMichele recommends the Army make more broadening assignments to develop strategically-minded… https://t.co/osFxasLSv8
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The NCOJ team and a special guest discuss how Soldiers who choose hardship now can find an easier tomorrow. Read "C… https://t.co/ZH6DW1g5LH
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"Resilience is an individual's psychological and physiological ability to adapt positively to adversity and change,… https://t.co/vIKiCGMIDN
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In our latest #Podcast, the NCOJ team discuss how NCOs should prepare for the future fight in Multi-Domain Operatio… https://t.co/HtshmsQTiK
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SGM Clayton Dos Santos argues that the Army will face problems with multi-domain operations. This requires leaders… https://t.co/MVWIuav6Oi
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In today's podcast, we discuss alcohol’s adverse effects on unit readiness and discipline with Retired CSM Gabriel… https://t.co/7PTxqhvJZO
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"Combining PME for Officers and NCOs at all levels will enhance relationships in future command teams," argues SGM… https://t.co/jh6p30YDAc
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Explore alcohol’s adverse effects on unit readiness and discipline, and how leaders can curb alcohol glamorization… https://t.co/OxLTu3wVXf
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"Combining PME for Officers and NCOs at all levels will enhance relationships in future command teams," argues SGM… https://t.co/tAIvoavV3W
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Combining professional military education for officers and NCOs at all levels will enhance productivity in future c… https://t.co/eWTvgXfP2G
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In the latest episode of the NCO Journal Podcast, SSG Brandon Cox and Soldiers from his old unit reflect on experie… https://t.co/AchBAQ0K2A
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Staff Sgt. Brandon Cox reflects on his time spent with “The Shop,” and the leadership lessons he learned. Read mor… https://t.co/Tcjymtnt3H
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The NCO Journal is the official digital publication of noncommissioned officer professional development and is published "online" under Army University Press in Fort Leavenworth, Kansas.

The NCO Journal provides a forum for the open exchange of ideas and information pertinent to the NCO Corps. It supports training, education, and development and encourages ideas and solutions to prepare the U.S. Army for the future fight.

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