FM 6-22 Developing Leaders - Serious

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Leadership isn’t a trait. It’s a system—deliberate, continuous, and built into the fabric of every Army operation.

This full-length doctrine session dives into FM 6-22 Developing Leaders, the foundational manual that defines how the U.S. Army deliberately builds leaders of character, competence, and consequence. From combat units to classroom settings, this doctrine reveals how the Army transforms Soldiers and Civilians into stewards of the profession.

Through practical guidance, candid assessments, and a commitment to growth at every level, FM 6-22 reframes leadership not as a position, but as a responsibility that evolves throughout a career.

You’ll learn:

● Why Army leadership is the strategic edge in today’s complex world
● The five tenets of Army leader development—commitment, purpose, culture, domains, and feedback
● A breakdown of the Army Leadership Requirements Model (ALRM): attributes and competencies
● The SOAR feedback framework and how it accelerates learning
● How coaching, counseling, and mentoring all fit within a unit development plan
● The personal responsibility and structure of self-development (IDPs, deep learning, goal setting)
● Why and how leaders at all levels should build formal leader development programs

Perfect for:
✅ NCOs, officers, and PME students building leadership capability
✅ Military educators and trainers looking for doctrinal language
✅ ROTC and service academy cadets preparing for leadership roles
✅ Civilians exploring how the Army cultivates character-driven leadership

Whether you lead a squad, staff section, or strategy team—FM 6-22 gives you the framework to develop yourself, your people, and your profession.

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