(2008). Psychological climate, organizational commitment and morale: Implications for Army Captains career intent. Military Psychology, 20, 219-236.Psychological climate, organizational commitment and morale: Implications for army captains’ career intent - Langkamer, Ervin - 2008...
The Battle of the Bulge began on December 16, 1944, when two Panzer armies, comprising most of the German armored reserve, crashed into a lightly defended sector of the American lines in the Ardennes Forest. The overly ambitious plan by Adolf Hitler was to split the American and British ar...
these are the Ordinance Officer Basic Course, the Transportation Officers Basic Course, and the Quartermasters Basic Officers Course. After about four years, these officers will have enough experience in their respective branches to advance to the rank of captain. At ...
In the 1920’s, this became a problem even for many Jägers from a middle-class background, who had by this point advanced to the ranks of lieutenants or captains, but had never finished their schooling because of their departure for Germany. In parliament for example, the Agrarian MP Juh...
I left the Regular Force, but remained a member of the Primary Reserve. I thought that with a different focus, service without aspirations of career advancement, only with the intentions of trying to provide some leadership and some horsepower to my unit, that I would feel rewarded and and ...