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150TH ENGINEER CASTLE BALL COMMEMORATIVE PRINT
Magazine 1 - 150TH ENGINEER CASTLE BALL COMMEMORATIVE PRINT
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 Introducing the Engineer Rally Point

 Coming in June 2022, AEA will begin hosting a monthly live-virtual professional development forum via Zoom…think “TED Talks for Army Engineer” except more interactive because its live! The intent is to have a discussion by the Regiment for the Regiment focused on interest of junior and mid-career leaders. Topics will range from current tactical unit challenges, USACE projects of interest, emerging technologies…things you want to talk about. The focus will be twofold: 1) latest best practices by small unit leaders in meeting current warfighting challenges and 2) broadening leader perspectives on opportunities across the Army Engineer Profession.

AEA will advertise the Engineer Rally Point topics and session dates/times in advance and you can register on the AEA website at armyengineer.com. You can also recommend specific topics of interest…this is your forum! We will record the discussion and create a library for viewing later at your convenience. This is not a members-only service. It is open to all Army Engineers. To get us started, here are the first sessions topics and dates/times.  Time for these events are 8pm EST or 7 PM CST.

23 June – Wet Gap Crossing: Crossing Area TTP: What Engineer Leaders Should Know   8PM EST

36th EN BDE will provide Insights from EN BN/CO/PLT leadership

Thesis: The complexities of Wet Gap Crossing (WGX) is due to the overwhelming need of three or more Warfighting Functions (WFF) and the lack of expertise to conduct such operations due to its infrequency. The Defender Europe 22 exercise allowed us to address these complexities and provided lessons learned that are crucial to the success of future WGX missions.

21 July – Top 3 Most Interesting USACE Projects

25 August – Terrain Shaping at the CTC: A View From The Engineer Company

22 September – Post-Service Employment – What Engineering Firms Are Looking For

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Bryan

Bryan G. Watson

Major General, US Army (Retired)

AEA President

 

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