West Point’s Reading List
The United States Military Academy, commonly known as West Point, was established in 1802. It is the oldest of the
Read moreThe official professional reading lists of all Military Services to include federal branches such as the FBI, DIA, and CIA. We also include reading lists from select companies and strategic thinkers.
If you are interested in learning more about a service the best place to start would be through the books that the service is reading.
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The greatest shortcut for leaders is reading books.
The United States Military Academy, commonly known as West Point, was established in 1802. It is the oldest of the
Read moreThe Judge Adviocate General (JAG) Reading list was produced by JAGWAR.com, a private website intended to: Inspire Army Judge Advocates,Legal
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Read moreLike my buddy Storm Williams likes to say, “getting a box of books is like a care package for the brain”.
Read moreInformation Warriors must continue to hone their skills and grow as
leaders to drive our culture. We believe the books listed, generated
by a variety of community leaders, will help build this culture and
foster curiosity and learning.
Like my buddy Storm Williams likes to say, “getting a box of books is like a care package for the brain”.
Read moreLike my buddy Storm Williams likes to say, “getting a box of books is like a care package for the brain”. If your MWR library is looking a bit dated here is the 2022 Navy Reading list and eight free options, to request free books for your military command.
Read moreAre you ready to get serious about sharpening your leadership?
Read moreThe DODReads team has compiled our annual list of the best military podcasts for 2021. These podcasts focus on leadership, life-long learning, mental health, and leveraging history to make better decisions.
Read moreJoe Rogan hosts a wide variety of guests, from creative leaders like Elon Musk to government officials such as Christopher Mellon, the Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense. This podcast includes many episodes with truly inspiring stories. They teach us how to lead people effectively with compassion.
Read moreAre you looking to broaden your leadership skills? Do you want to know what is being listened to across branches of service? Are you curious to find out how other branches value being called a leader? Do you seek information about diversity and inclusion in your workplace? You have come to the right place.
Read moreWhether you’re looking to broaden your leadership skills this summer, or simply looking for a quick read to stay sharp while on vacation, we’ve got you covered.
Read more“Amateurs study tactics—professionals study logistics.” This quote attributed to everyone from Napoleon to Patton is oft-said but rarely executed. In many ways, the study of logistics is its own worst enemy. Logistics deals in limitations as opposed to largess, what cannot be done instead of what can. In addition, the subject can be dry, boring, and a touch deterministic: industrial base and combatants multiplied by supply and transportation.
Read moreComing in at hot at 53 books the Navy’s reading list has had some major udpates. Here are 7 ways to request books for your command.
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