Citizen Soldier Resource Center
"A Resource Center for Part-Time Army Officers, NCOs, and Soldiers in the Army Reserves and Army National Guard."
It is that time of the year when many people are asking “What happened to global warming?” While this is a military based website, I felt it was a good idea to provide tips on surviving in cold weather conditions. Continue Reading
One of the most lethal places to attack any human being is in the head. Since days of old, warriors have been taught or self-adopted that attacking an enemy at their head and face can stop them quickly. So, in Continue Reading
There is one sure thing about the United States Army…they do not just accept that any equipment being used by their personnel is safe and trustworthy. The U.S. Army has systems in place in which they test, retest and test Continue Reading
We have watched over the last few years as a group of Islamic radicals have gained ground in the Middle East, and have also drawn weak-minded people into their terroristic rampage. How is it that this group can entice people Continue Reading
Times have changed in the Army with eye wear. In the early 1980’s, when I was serving, eyeglasses were black framed, ugly creatures. Every soldier I know tried their hardest to pass eye exams just so they would not have Continue Reading
Whenever a person gets behind the wheel of a motorized vehicle and enters the roadway, they are taking a chance of having an accident. Does this mean they shouldn’t drive? Life would be very difficult without motorized vehicles, and someone Continue Reading
While the Army has many Soldiers who come from different cultures and lifestyles, it has a long standing policy of keeping things simple, safe and typical. Hair styles have become a highly debatable subject in regards to Army regulations, but Continue Reading
In today’s post, we are going to delve into a job that is of high importance in the United States Army. We will study the duties, responsibilities and job description of the Army 890A Ammunition Warrant Officer. The Army 890A Continue Reading
As a small unit leader, you should take a few hours and read FM 5-19: Composite Risk Management. It will help educate you about your responsibilities as a leader, concerning risk management. It’s filled with great tips, training and resources Continue Reading
As a small unit leader, there is a good chance you will be responsible to fill out a DA Form 7566 (Composite Risk Management Worksheet) at some point or another in your career. Whenever you are responsible for a training event, Continue Reading