Leadership

Available Subcategories :

» Troop Leading Procedures

» Take Charge of a Company,Staff Section,or Similar Sized Organization
Lead the company with a clear understanding of your duties ,your superior’s expectations, an assessment of the current strengths and weaknesses of your unit and an initial training plan.

» The Active Versus Passive Voice Leadership Presentation

» Take Charge of a Platoon
Lead the platoon with a clear understanding of your duties ,your superior’s expectations, an assessment of the current strengths and weaknesses of your unit and an initial training plan.

» Communication

» Army Values

» Army Values Powerpoint Presentation

» Develop a cohesive size organization
To provide information on how to develop a platoon-size organazation by establishing and executing a plan

» Leadership Presentation

» Communicate effectively as a leader
It is important as an military leader to keep your Soldier informed

» Communicate on the spot praises and corrections

» Army Leadership Be Know Do

» Develops subordinate leaders in a platoon
To provide information on the importance of ensuring that your subordinates are properly trained. This will play a vital role in your units mission accomplishment

» Developing Subordinates

» Military Decision Making Process MDMP

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