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Army Officer's Guide: 49th

This is the definitive guide of what the Army expects from its officers in leadership, technical skills, and character, and what every officer — junior or experienced — needs to know to succeed in the 21st-century Army. Packed full of information on duty performance, professional development, academic opportunities, organization and missions, pay and benefits, family services, military courtesies and customs, and professional and social life.

Audience
adult
Length
epic · 656 pages

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