The values and attributes that shape a leader's identity.
Army Field Manual FM 22-100 , known as "The U.S. Army Leadership Field Manual," is the foundational text for leadership doctrine. It establishes a unified theory for all Army leaders—military and civilian—to accomplish missions while caring for their people. 🎖️ Core Philosophy: BE, KNOW, DO Army Field Manual FM 22-100 (The U.S. Army Lead...
Developing people and the organization for the long term. 📈 Levels of Leadership The values and attributes that shape a leader's identity
The manual organizes leadership into three critical dimensions: It establishes a unified theory for all Army
Summarized by the acronym LDRSHIP (Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, Personal Courage). Attributes: Mental, physical, and emotional qualities.
FM 22-100 identifies three distinct levels, each requiring different skills: FM 22-100 Military Leadership - The Army OE Program
The knowledge and professional skills required. Interpersonal: Leading people and building teams. Conceptual: Handling ideas and complex situations. Technical: Mastery of equipment and specific systems. Tactical: Proficiency in warfighting and operations. DO (Action): The practical application of leadership. Influencing: Providing purpose, direction, and motivation. Operating: Executing tasks and completing missions.