Honest Mistakes and Better Soldiers - The Army Leader

Honest mistakes aren't good - unless you learn from them. David Griffiths explains a three-stage process and why it works with AGAI 67.

Leaders don't know their Soldiers well enough to spot when something is wrong. SMA isn't having it. : r/army

Rethinking Civil-Military Relations for Modern Strategy - Modern War Institute

Xi Jinping's Worst Nightmare: A Potemkin People's Liberation Army - War on the Rocks

CMSAF Wright Looks Back > > Display

Aaron Devries - Pilot Plant Technician - AbbVie

TOXIC LEADERSHIP OR TOUGH LOVE: DOES THE U.S. MILITARY KNOW THE DIFFERENCE? - War Room - U.S. Army War College

Hamas founder's son more honest than White House, media - Washington Times

Top US general says letter to Iraq on military pullout sent by 'mistake

USAACE and Fort Novosel - To build trust and cohesion in your squad, be open and honest, admit mistakes, and accept responsibility. #StrengtheningSoldiers, #ArmyResilience

The Patriot: How Mark Milley Held the Line - The Atlantic