Can anybody explain to me how is SGT Morales (a fictional character) board equivalent to SGT Audie Murphy board?

SFC Garcia, is there a mentorship program between soldiers in the SAMC and the SMC, and soldiers looking to be developed into strong leaders?

SGT(P) (Join to see) - I can't speak for every club on every post but every club I have been involved with has open meetings where any soldier of any rank may come and approach members for mentorship.

I was wondering if you have records dating back years of Board Inductees as I have lost a lot of my paperwork through out the years as well as my medallion! and how I could possibly recover these documents?

I was working on getting my replaced years back and then they just stopped answering my emails, so I gave up. I was inducted in 1992

One was 1986 and the other is 1973 I believe.

CW2 (Join to see) - 1SG, I was only commenting on what you said about board knowledge, "knowing the muzzle velocity and other random facts either from promotion/SOM/SAMC/etc type boards doesn't make you a better leader." this is absolutely a true statement however SAMC boards should not be designed this way. I have heard some boards do tend to be fashioned in this manner. It is unfortunate but it is at the presidents discretion. Preparing for the Audie Murphy board absolutely made me a better leader, going to club meetings and being mentored by SAMC members was the most valuable mentorship I had in the 14 years I have been in. All that being said I don't mean to infer that you think the opposite. I just wanted to add perspective to the conversation. It does irk me that non educated NCOs former or otherwise still feel the need to spread negativity about the club and organization. Audie Murphy absolutely had great and long lasting accomplishments after his service ended but certain individuals only want to focus on rumors or a few questionable character flaws. I can pull up several news articles about Command Sergeants Major who were corrupt and even a SMA who retired as a MSG for legal reasons but I don't go around telling anyone who will listen how horrible every CSM is and they should "get the trash out"

SGT Morales although, not a real person. The story embodies all of the great things that a great leader should be doing. The fact that the character is made up is so that no one could through stones at him or her for the mistakes that a real person would make, such as an Audie Murphy, or a George Washington or a Colin Powell. All were great leaders but had real life and real world issues through out their lives. You can do that with a Sgt Morales as his story is just an embodiment.

SGT Morales is a Leaders and Soldiers Role Model. I am not sure about the good old boy that is mentioned. In 1979, I was the only Leaders from my Division to join the Morales Club. I rode a bus with about 14 others, none except myself were selected. Most leaders to this day cannot even come close to the level that was expected then. 34 years and 11 months later, I continued to exemplify the traits of the Morales Club. I will say this as well, once people know that you are a real Morales, then I got challenged everyday, especiallyx by Senior Leaders. Don’t take your roles lightly. The after the board is what they invested in. So be the leader, the mentor and the Model you exemplify. If you can’t you’re not a Morales or a Murphy.

The original organization was formed by Gen Blanchard, then Commander of Europe and Nato Forces in the mid 70's. Later after he left command I believe the Audie Murphy was formed to replace it. I was inducted in about 1977, CW2 Barry Dyar