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Crisis Management: Leading Successfully Through the Storm
To paraphrase the bumper sticker: Stuff happens. Fortunately, so does good leadership - but those folks looking for pat solutions to unpredictable situations will be disappointed.
SOA Watch marks 20th anniversary of assassinations
It was 6 a.m. on Nov. 16, 1989, when a gardener named Obdulio Ramos saw that six Jesuit priests and his wife and daughter had been gunned down by soldiers in El Salvador.
Amin Howeidi and Mustafa Mahmoud
Abdel-Moneim Said remembers with respect two Egyptian giants of intellect who passed away recently but whose legacy lives on Two luminaries of the Egyptian intelligentsia died within a single week, yet they belonged to very different worlds.
Arrangements are complete for the 13th Annual Veterans Day Parade and Program, according to Richard Sheridan, adjutant for Colbert County Memorial Post No.
The Army Space and Missile Defense/Army Forces Strategic Command based at Redstone Arsenal may soon welcome a new commanding general.
New commander takes helm at U.S. Army South
Photo credit Robert Ramon, U.S. Army South Public Affairs Air Force Gen. Douglas Fraser , commander, U.S. Southern Command, transfers the unit colors to Army Maj.
Enlisted for one selfish reason - made Army a career for another
Veterans Day is a time for the nation to reflect on the many sacrifices that veterans such as my wife's father, Alford Allen, and my own father, the late Thomas D. Pettit, endured for the freedom of their families, neighbors and friends.
Sense of duty fueled his Army career
Walter Plaue, 74, grew up in upstate New York and in 1947 visited the West Point Academy with his Boy Scout troop.
Author re-examines Truman's controversial decision to drop atomic bombs on Japan
"The Soldier from Independence: A Military Biography of Harry Truman" by D.M. Giangreco; Zenith Press "Hell to Pay: Operation DOWNFALL and the Invasion of Japan, 1945-1947" by D.M. Giangreco; Naval Institute Press Of all 20th century presidents, four led soldiers in close-combat situations.
LaFayette High School honors military veterans; retired four-star general is featured speaker
Retired four-star Gen. Ronald Griffith spoke to the students and honored guest veterans at the Veterans Day program Wednesday at LaFayette High School.
Martinsville Bulletin - Martinsville,...
Area native recalls 20 years in Army
Recently retired Lt. Col. Gray Cockerham, who grew up in Henry County, said the defining moment of his 20-year military career came during his first military command, during Operation Desert Storm in Iraq in 1991.
The Fourth Star: Four Generals and the Epic Struggle for the Future of the United States Army
Greg Jaffe, co-author of "The Fourth Star," talks about four generals who rose to power following the Vietnam War and ended up playing crucial roles in the planning and execution of the current Iraq War.
Topekan's roots led to general's star
Charles Taylor was promoted to brigadier general on Oct. 30. Pictured from left to right are Lt.
Lt. Col. Leafaina Tavai-Yahn makes promotion list for Colonel
Congressman Faleomavaega yesterday offered his personal congratulations to Lt. Col. Leafaina Olive Tavai-Yahn for her selection for promotion to Colonel in the U.S. Army.
India rising global military power: US think tank
Moving itself from an era of "non-aligned" to "poly-alignment" India has emerged as a regional military power and is inching towards becoming a global one, a US military think-tank has said.
Major Smith and Iraqi children during a humanitarian mission with Iraqi forces. During this mission the advisor team and Iraqi soldiers distributed clothing and toys donated by people in the United States, medicine, and school supplies.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
The economic engine that drives St. Joseph can be likened to a patchwork quilt, and one piece people don't often think about is Fort Leavenworth.
DEMOCRATS Gordon M. Johnson Age: 59 Hometown: Englewood Family: Married, three children, one grandchild Occupation: Consultant Education: Bachelor's degree in social science, St.
Daytona Beach News-Journal Online
Program gives journalists a feel for Army life
In dawn's fog at Fort Leavenworth Army base in Kansas, dozens of Army majors grunted and sweated through pushups, jumping jacks, sprints and power walks -- leaving most of our band of embedded journalists trying to keep up but huffing behind.
St. Joseph News-Press, St. Joseph, MO
Maj. Zachery Kerns is a 1993 Central High School graduate who proudly wears the Special Forces green beret.
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