Sunday, 21 September 2014

The Push Is Growing To Add More Minority Officers In U.S. Army Combat Battalions And Brigades





From: War News Updates Editor


The Push Is Growing To Add More Minority Officers In U.S. Army Combat Battalions And Brigades
Photo: Brig. Gen. Ronald F. Lewis, deputy commanding general for support, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), received the Army Stars and Stripes Award during the 27th annual Black Engineer of the Year Awards Global Competitiveness Conference. www.Army.mil

Army Still Looking To Add Minority Officers To Combat Arms -- USA Today

Stories about race and opportunity and leadership touch a lot of buttons with readers and the Sept. 12 report in USA TODAY on the lack of African American commanders in Army combat battalions and brigades is a good example.






Readers — civilians and uniformed — didn't hold back. A number of blogs picked it up. Many readers thought the story was overdue, shining a light on a problem that has festered for decades, and not just in the Army. Some said it's not the military's problem to fix. Others denounced the story as race baiting.
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