Posted on Feb 17, 2016
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey's 6 priorities for 2016
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Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey has made some big moves in his first year as the service’s top enlisted soldier, and he’s just getting started.
Coming into the job in January 2015 at age 42 — making him the youngest SMA in Army history — Dailey already had a long to-do list, focusing on professional military education, readiness, robust training, physical fitness, and helping soldiers transition smoothly into civilian life. He's made advances on all these subjects, but in an interview with Army Times he outlines his new priorities sure to affect soldier lives and careers.
Coming into the job in January 2015 at age 42 — making him the youngest SMA in Army history — Dailey already had a long to-do list, focusing on professional military education, readiness, robust training, physical fitness, and helping soldiers transition smoothly into civilian life. He's made advances on all these subjects, but in an interview with Army Times he outlines his new priorities sure to affect soldier lives and careers.
Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey's 6 priorities for 2016
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Thanks SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL for sharing Sergeant Major of the Army Dan Dailey's 6 priorities. I think his top 3 are right on the money. number 4 & five seem reasonable but number 6 seems to be more politically correct than a top priority. I hope he will be able to ensure that the process of gender integration into combat arms is evaluated on a case by case basis for the benefit of both units and individual women soldiers.
1. Higher readiness achieved with fewer non-deployable soldiers.
2. Incentive pay for deploying soldiers.
3. Right-sizing the Army.
4. Expand Tuition Assistance for credentialing opportunities.
5. Grow Army University.
6. Successful integration of women into combat jobs.
1. Higher readiness achieved with fewer non-deployable soldiers.
2. Incentive pay for deploying soldiers.
3. Right-sizing the Army.
4. Expand Tuition Assistance for credentialing opportunities.
5. Grow Army University.
6. Successful integration of women into combat jobs.
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LTC Stephen F.
SFC Karen Lassiter - can you answer TSgt Frank Shirley's question? He wanted to know what smh stands for.
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