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"Writing for publication is a new experience for many, one that can be intimidating. But it doesn’t have to be.... Professional writing is a journey. The first steps don’t need to be perfect—they just need to be in the right direction." mwi.westpoint.edu/war-books-…
🚨📰Ever wondered about the evolution of the Army’s language and how its dictionary has shaped military communication? Check out @ElenaWicker Substack article, where she explores Army jargon and terms from its early beginnings to the impact it has today.
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🚨📰Head to the Substack and check out Ryan Crayne’s piece on measuring and optimizing a publishing platform’s engagement with its audience, using The Center for Junior Officers as an example.
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Today, the @USArmySMA and @_HardingProject announced the Launch of Muddy Boots, a subsection of the @NCOJournal in which senior enlisted leaders share their experiences.
It’s a pretty awesome article. Give it a read and let me know what you think.
“There is no place to hide on the battlefield with current technology, and the speed at which the cat-and-mouse game continuously adjusts is outpacing our ability to update our doctrine.
The cost of not being genuinely ready when we meet a near-peer enemy is too high to allow only a veneer of readiness. Readiness must be tangible, concrete, and stubborn, driven by disciplined leaders at echelon who understand the consequence of facing a lethal enemy with artificial readiness.”
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🚨📰 CSA’s Articles of the Year are out!
Check out in “Techcraft” from @WarOnTheRocks, “Enabling Maneuver in LSCO” from the @Army_Cyber_CoE’s Army Communicator, and “Drink, Think, Link” from @ArmyUPress!
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🚨This coming Monday, October 14 will mark the opening ceremony for #AUSA2024 in Washington, D.C. We at the Harding Project will have a kiosk and several panels throughout the event. Check out the Substack to learn more!
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🚨🪙What is the Harding Project up to now?Join us at #AUSA2024 and visit the @ArmyUPress booth to find out!
🚨🚨🚨@ArmyUPress new website, Line of Departure, is almost here! Sign up to beta-test the site and give your thoughts and feedback—or be forced to wait like everyone else!
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🚨📰The Harding Project and the @AUSAorg have interesting and historic overlaps. Read more about this and how Ellen Toner’s latest initiative, “The Harding Papers,” continues this collaborative legacy nearly 100 years later!
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🚨📰There’s a lot we can learn from different global perspectives to strengthen our profession of arms and elevate our discussions. Check out Andrew Dornstadter’s awesome contribution to the Harding Project Substack!
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AUSA’s New Harding Papers Showcase Professional Writing
Series Was Launched in Conjunction With Army’s @_HardingProject
#ReadMore: loom.ly/0Pj4pcU
@ArmyUPress #AUSAorg #AUSA #USArmy #writing #writers #professionalwriting #armyuniversity
🚨📰Have you been waiting for the Harding Project Professional Writing Guide from @ArmyUPress? Well, it’s here! Check out Brennan Deveraux’s summary at the Substack and check out the guide!
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"Whatever rules are in the way of getting your ideas out there, either forget them or break them."
One of the best pieces of writing advice you'll get, from @_HardingProject's @Leytonsumm. Just get started. mwi.westpoint.edu/hook-messa…
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Good ideas don’t have rank. They are good because they are well thought out and provide potential solutions. But a good idea is only as good as the people that hear or read about it.
The @_HardingProject has released a Professional Military Writing Special Edition. If you want to write something and don’t know where to start, you should start here.
Also, you should be following @_HardingProject. They are doing a great job getting great ideas read.
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There are no excuses now if you’re not contributing to the @_HardingProject.
The How To Guide has everything to get ANYONE involved
Unit writing programs
How to professionally write
Publishing professionally
I’ve got mine bookmarked already.
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Why is professional writing crucial in the U.S. Army? Sgt. 1st Class Leyton Summerlin, Maj. Emily Lopez, and Lt. Col. Zachary Griffiths joined Ryan to discuss this question and more. ow.ly/uvln30sFMmv
🚨📰Congrats to the @NCOJournal and @USASOCNews History for receiving their respective @SecArmy awards from Honorable Christine Wormuth! Head to the Substack and read more about their outstanding performance in this post by @z_e_griffiths.
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Inspired by his daughter, SFC Leyton Summerlin is determined to improve the #USArmy for future generations. Listen to him and LTC Zach Griffiths share how they're transforming Army writing Army Matters: loom.ly/37cekY0
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🚨🍻Did you know that 20 percent of the the Harding Project’s 4.15K subscribers are in New York? If you're in the @WestPoint_USMA area, join us tomorrow for a Harding Happy Hour at Zulu Time in the Thayer Hotel at 1600.
See you there!
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🚨📰In case you missed it, head to the Substack to meet the @ArmySustainment Harding fellow, CPT Garett Pyle, and check out the upcoming initiatives by @ArmyMateriel’s historic journal!
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