Ladies and Gentlemen, if you ever needed inspiration to continue your training then here it is. view: http://izifunny.com/2013/08/06/real-hero-with-real-character-13-pics.html for some motivational pictures of him during training.
British Army Infantry Training: What are the Factors Associated with Failure to Complete?
Research Paper Title Identifying and Understanding Factors Associated with Failure to Complete Infantry Training among British Army Recruits. Background Over 30% of the British Army’s Infantry Recruits who underwent training between 1999 and 2003 failed to complete their training. Previous studies have focused predominantly on identifying the cumulative reasons for failure. There is a dearth… Read More
3 Women Have, Finally, Passed the Enlisted USMC Infantry Course
An article in the Washington Post reveals that, in November 2013, three women passed the United States Marine Corps (USMC) enlisted infantry course. However, women will still not be allowed to serve in the infantry and USMC leaders state they require another two years of study to determine if it is feasible for women to… Read More
The British Army Command, Leadership & Management Programme
Getting Promotion The Army is committed to ensuring that soldiers have the training and skills required for promotion. A Command, Leadership and Management (CLM) programme is mandatory for those selected for promotion to the rank of Non-Commissioned Officer. The aim of the soldiers’ education programme is to improve the performance of soldiers both in barracks… Read More
The Qualities & Functions of a ‘Military’ Leader
Qualities of a Leader Courage. Willpower. Initiative. Knowledge. Integrity. Self confidence. Enthusiasm. An ability to communicate. Functions of a Leader Planning. Briefing. Controlling. Supporting. Discipline. Evaluating. As taught on the now defunct Military Proficiency Certificate (MPC) course to Junior Non-Commissioned Officers (JNCOs). The MPC was replaced by the Command, Leadership and Management (CLM) programme, which… Read More
The Fundamental & Principle Elements of Military Leadership
Fundamentals of Leadership The will to dominate combined with the character which inspires confidence. Principles of Leadership To be technically and tactically proficient. Seek Self-improvement. Know your soldiers and be concerned for their welfare. Keep soldiers informed. Set the example. Ensure the task is understood, supervised and accomplished. Train soldiers as a team. Make sound… Read More
How British Army Officers Develop Leadership
Officers in the British Army need a huge range of skills. From understanding tactics to man-management skills, it’s all part of the job. But one of the most important skills for any Army officer is leadership. Being able to lead and motivate soldiers, sometimes in potentially dangerous situations, is not something many people are born… Read More
