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Army Modernization Strategy

The Army Modernization Strategy (AMS) describes how the Total Army – Regular Army, National Guard, Army Reserve, and Army Civilians – will transform into a multi-domain force by 2035, meet its enduring responsibility as part of the Joint Force to provide for the defense of the United States, and retain its position as the globally dominant land power.

Hall of Heroes Induction Ceremony Speech - SSG David G. Bellavia

Staff Sergeant David G. Bellavia distinguished himself by acts of gallantry and intrepidity above and beyond the call of duty on November 10, 2004, while serving as a squad leader in support of Operation Phantom Fury in Fallujah, Iraq.

Click here to read his story.

Upcoming ALx Event

Developing LSCO featuring Brigadier General Richard R. Coffman

Ethical Module

Each Ethical Module contains a situation requiring a decision, The decision and actions of the main character are then presented in the situation conclusion. Facilitator questions are provided in a guide to aid instructors or leaders in enhancing discussions of the videos.Stand Strong - Interactive virtual experience for Army professionals can learn by making decisions and seeing potential real life consequences that play out in movie format.

Stand Strong

Place Soldiers and Civilians into realistic and relevant scenarios where they can learn by making decisions and seeing the potential real-life consequences that play out in a movie format.

Videos

CAPL videos provide a resource for developing leaders and the Army profession and consists of everything from video vignettes to discuss leadership, videos which support case studies all the way to full ALx presentations.

Situational Judgement Test

Leadership Situational Judgment Tests are a training product that presents short leader scenarios an NCO or Company Grade Officer might encounter. From a set of responses you select the best and the worst ways to respond and then receive feedback on your choices. The feedback is based on how other leaders chose to deal with the situation. Leaders will find them useful for self-development to gauge their leadership actions and decisions. They can be used in Army courses and unit professional development sessions to trigger discussion and thinking about a variety of ways to respond and how experienced leaders responded.

Self-Development, Influence and Social Media with MAJ Josh Powers

FY 19-20 AAOP

The FY 19-20 AAOP theme, "Prevailing in Large-Scale Combat Operations: Character, Trust, and Mission Command" supports the focus of the Secretary of the Army and Chief of Staff of the Army (CSA) on readiness and lethality. The theme highlights the importance of the Army prevailing in large-scale combat operations by exercising mission command, which requires mutual trust and depends on character. This biennial theme continues the strategic intent of previous themes to inspire and motivate commitment to fulfill our professional responsibilities to each other, the Army, and the American people.

Army Ethical Development

The Army Ethic Development Course (AEDC) provides educational content on the Army Ethic and Values for Soldiers and Army Civilians at all levels of learning. The AEDC can be accessed as a course package, which fulfills the AR 350-1 annual Army Values sustainment training requirement, or as individual portions of the course in a self-service fashion. When using the AEDC as a course package, the learner will first encounter a pre-assessment, which directs the learner to the appropriate lesson based on their answers. The learner will then complete the lesson and a post-assessment video case study for their cohort. The course has five lessons developed at five progressively more complex levels of learning. As a result, it is possible for a learner to take the course five times over a five year period and receive a new learning experience each year.