Citizen Soldier Resource Center
"A Resource Center for Part-Time Army Officers, NCOs, and Soldiers in the Army Reserve and Army National Guard."
As a person who works on the internet consistently, I completely understand the importance of being cyber aware. There are thieves, trolls, hackers and spammers roaming the internet jungle and many would love to get into the heart of theContinue reading… Army Cyber Awareness Program Overview
There is no room for drug users in the United States military… And rightfully so. While there has been a more liberal approach to such things as marijuana in the civilian world, the Department of Defense and the Army holdsContinue reading… The Army Zero Tolerance Drug Policy
Julie was full of happiness. She had just spent the last 15 minutes on Skype with Jake. Jake and Julie had wed 4 years ago just before he entered basic combat training at Fort Benning, Georgia. For the past 8Continue reading… Remembering And Helping The Widows
In many circles, the subject I am writing about today is taboo. It seems when the subject of PTSD is brought up, the subject gets changed quite fast. PTSD stands for Posttraumatic Stress Disorder. It was at one time calledContinue reading… Recognizing And Treating PTSD In Soldiers
In today’s post, we are going to discuss a position in the United States Army that takes a person with special talents and skills. This position has the title of Casualty Assistance Officer. We are going to talk about thisContinue reading… Army Casualty Assistance Officer: Their Duties and Responsibilities
The Article 138 Process is often misunderstood and is seldom used. It is a powerful tool to guarantee a Soldier’s rights are not violated, and that he/she is treated correctly under military codes. In today’s post, we will explain theContinue reading… The Article 138 Process: What Every Soldier Should Know
In today’s post, we are going to explore some United States Army policies that is often considered a taboo subject to talk about. Over the last 10-20 years, the Army has strengthened its stand on Army fraternization policies. Due toContinue reading… Army Fraternization Policies: What You Should Know
Soldiers deal with many challenges during deployment, but the battle often does not end once they return home. Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) affects 1 in 5 of those who deploy to Iraq or Afghanistan. Battlefield injuries, close proximity to explosions,Continue reading… PTSD War: How to Deal With It
Today, I want to share some of my best Army Quarterly Counseling Tips with you. As a leader, you are required to conduct a quarterly counseling with anyone you supervise who is a NCO or Officer. This counseling should beContinue reading… Army Quarterly Counseling Tips
I want to educate you on my top 10 tips about how to conduct an Army Counseling the right way. Counseling your subordinates is one of the most important parts of your job. It’s often an area that gets neglected,Continue reading… How to Conduct an Army Counseling the Right Way
