This is the first of a two-part series on In Extremis Mentorship. This first part will define in extremis conditions and leading within...

There is a renewed interest in air defense with the onslaught of drones on the battlefield. Captain Richard Spikes Jr. is a career Air...

How often have you been afraid to offer help? This may seem like a hard thing to do, but with a service orientation, as with most...

This guest post comes from CPT Kelvin Riddle, an active duty Army Captain who just recently finished commanding an organization on the...

This is our second article from LTC Bernard House. As a reminder of his bio he was commissioned as a Field Artillery Officer from the...

This week’s post is a from current Command and General Staff College (CGSC) student at Fort Leavenworth, MAJ Tanya Leonard. In it she...

Photo by Annie Spratt on Unsplash In the hustle and bustle of our everyday lives we seldom find time for ourselves, let alone others. By...

This article is a by-product of the new technology that has empowered citizens around the world in the 21st century. From the “Ice Bucket...

Our post this week comes from CPT Roland Pitts, an Adjutant General (AG) officer stationed in Korea as a Battalion S1/Adjutant. He takes...

Photo by Steven VanDesande Jr on Unsplash Welcome to 2018! We hope 2017 was as prosperous as you would have liked and wish you more...

This is the second part from MAJ Terron Wharton (see his four part series on the overlooked mentors: Establishing Character, Growing...

Our article this time around is from a familiar author, MAJ Terron Wharton, who wrote a four part series for us last summer on the...

Wow!  Half of 2017 is already behind us.  We hope your 2017 is going well.  If it’s not, let us know how we may be of...

Our guest post this week comes from the Pentagon and Major Kevin Lewis, aide to Lt. Gen. Todd Semonite, USACE Commanding General and 54th...

I’ve been to the Ranger Station at Mount Rainier National Park a half-dozen times. My first trip up Rainier was in 2014, just a few...

Diversity matters… It’s what makes the melting pot that is the United States successful. Diverse backgrounds, histories, experiences,...

This week’s post comes from Air Force MSgt Brian Potvin, author of J.E.T. Fuel (Judgement, Experience, Training… check the link!!) and...

Last fall, the Association of the U.S. Army hosted its annual conference in Washington D.C. with a notable change. The organization is...

Welcome to our first guest post of 2017!  This week’s guest author is Garret Gatzemeyer, an Army intelligence officer and a professor of...

Our team here at MilitaryMentors.org would like to wish you a happy and prosperous new year.  We are very glad to be a continued presence...