Public Affairs Officer blog
By Noelle Wiehe Staff writer Whether it is a Cadet dropping the course, lighting striking near Fort Knox or a heat casualty on a training site, the crew manning the tactical operations center is dedicated to informing and protecting everyone involved in the Leader’s Training Course. The TOC, as it’s called, is a 24-hour...
By Noelle Wiehe Staff writer Being liaison officer for the Leader’s Training Course requires Lt. Col. Kurt Robinson to keep up with parents, training statistics and other information pertinent to Cadets in training — all while trying to keep up on his own students back home as the professor of military science at the...
By Caitlin VanOverberghe Staff writer Cadet Stephanie Raborn had a hard time when she first came to the Leader’s Training Course. She admits her upper-body strength wasn’t exactly up to par. But since drill sergeants have been making her do push-ups, things have started to look up. Standing hidden among a growth of trees,...
By Noelle Wiehe Staff writer Command Sgt. Maj. Charles Green Sr. can sum up his achievements in one sentence: He’s a soldier, and he loves being one. Green, formerly the command sergeant major of the Leader’s Training Course and 1st Brigade of U.S. Army Cadet Command who is preparing to retire, motivated the Cadets...