Getting serious about NCO leadership

Article Abstract:

It had been generally agreed that the Marine Corps' noncommissioned officers should provided with more extensive training and opportunities, but little had been done about it. Specific suggestions are reviewed.

Human resource management

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Getting more from the Combined Arms Exercise; a CAX provides an outstanding opportunity to conduct a readiness evaluation

Article Abstract:

The Combined Arms Exercise provides an efficient training session, but improvements could be made. Suggestions involving targets, hand grenade procedures, and the battle drill are discussed, along with follow-up plans.

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AWS FSCAC and WTI; better integrating air and ground units in the MAGTF through practical training at career-levels schools

Article Abstract:

US Marine Corps career-level schools provide inadequate instruction on the essential skill of integrating air and ground units. This situation might be remedied with the combining of various schools.

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