Army

[close] As members of the Army Profession, each of us has an inherent responsibility to self-improve. Professional reading and writing are a key component that is often overlooked. It is easy to make excuses as to why we are missing this essential component of our development: not enough time, not knowing what to read, or just missing a bit of motivation. In this spirit, I have sifted through several published Army/Engineer lists aimed at the Self Development of NCOs in the ranks of Sergeant and Staff Sergeant. From there I looked for books that are less than 400 pages. My hope is that this may help motivate you to start your self-development journey. I would be to hear your thoughts on the books and how you see their lessons for leadership.

[close] This group is about reading books on military history. Personally, I'm only really interested up through the 19th century, but later stuff is of course welcome.

[close] **This follows shortly after the end of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3** Welcome to Task Force 141!! You are part of the military's most elite force. The year is 2023, following the end of World War 3, and though the world has lived much in peace since 2017, and the destruction of Russian terrorist organizations, under the head of a man by the name Makarov, tensions between the US and Russia are now on the rise. Russia, as of two months ago, fired two nuclear missiles, one which hit New York, the other San Fransisco. War has broken out, and the disavowed Task Force 141 has been reinstated. Secrets and danger are everywhere, and the best advice is to trust no one. So will you survive and fight for your country? How will the crippled citizens survive? Or will you choose to oppose the long great USA?

[close] Talking WWI