Developing Others through Delegation: A Leadership Imperative

By Vincent Carlisle, PhD

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Learn how Army leaders can use delegation as a powerful development tool across institutional, operational, and self-development domains. This comprehensive guide covers delegation strategies.

U.S. Army soldiers from 186th Brigade Support Battalion conducting tactical training briefing in open field at Petrochori Training Area Greece during military exercise

U.S. Army Expeditionary Civilian Workforce members wearing chemical and biological protective gear during pre-deployment training.

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Green Light, Go!

Career progression from Army soldier to Department of the Army civilian is explored through leadership development, mentorship, and resilience, offering actionable strategies for advancement and professional growth within the Army Civilian Corps.

By Heidi Stoetzel

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Letter from the Editor

This is an editorial letter by Dr. Allyson McNitt introducing the fourth issue of the Army Civilian Professional Journal (November 2025), followed by a comprehensive call for papers outlining the journal's mission, focus areas, and submission guidelines.

By Allyson McNitt, PhD

U.S. Army Command and General Staff College building with ceremonial formation of soldiers holding international flags in front of the main entrance, representing the institution's commitment to developing world-class military faculty and leaders through collaborative education programs.

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Building and Empowering FLCs Within the Command and General Staff College

Addressing the U.S. Army's "Three-Generation Dilemma"—the lack of shared understanding between company grade officers, field grade officers, and battalion/brigade commanders due to varying experience levels and insufficient mentorship—which continues to cause mission failures at training centers.

By Anatole Balma, PhD

Three men sitting at a conference table during a meeting, listening attentively with papers and water bottles on the table.

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Updates to the Civilian Education System

This article outlines significant updates to the Army Civilian Education System (CES), effective 1 October 2025. It details course realignments, discontinued offerings, new Organizational and Enterprise Leadership Courses, rebranding efforts, and revised enrollment processes, emphasizing the Army Management Staff College’s commitment to lifelong learning and leader development.

By Julia Bell and Dr. Christina Love