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Anonymous Instructor
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Anonymous employee
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Anonymous Infantry Team Leader
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Anonymous North Carolina
Current
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
This is on your leadership to offer professional development. most do an outstanding job.
Anonymous Helicopter Pilot
Former
Fort Knox, Kentucky
classes are available but are mundane in rarely apply to specific job title
Current
Fort Lee, Virginia
They offer professional development schools for training.
Former
Fairbanks, Alaska
all medicals are covered and dental
Former
Colorado Springs, Colorado
During my time in the US ARMY my Professional Development was Excellent
Current
Fort Carson, Colorado
The best in the industry.
Current
El Paso, Texas
Leaders promote professional development and pay for it too
Current
Wichita, Kansas
From enlist to officer, there is always a room for promotion. however, watch out MOS. some are hard than others.
Former
Fort Bragg, North Carolina
The army has courses designed for professional development but it is questionable how well these transfer to the private sector. Highly dependant on MOS and invidivual chain of command conducting the training.
Anonymous Combat Medic
Current
Fort Polk, Louisiana
Check the box professional development courses are required to be promoted. Leadership experience in the army doesn't necessarily translate to the civilian sector.