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Basic References
1. Action/Staff
Officer Guides
 HQDA
Staff Officer's Guidebook. Helpful
hints, staff procedures, information about professional and personal
services available in the Pentagon.
The
Pentagon Reservist's Survival Kit. This ODCSPER Survival Kit
contains all the information you need to plan and perform a successful
tour of duty in the Pentagon.
Action
Officers' Force Management Handbook. A desk reference and job
aid for staff officers working selected force management related
actions.
Command,
Leadership, and Effective Staff Support. "This handbook
contains thoughts, insights, and perspectives that can assist leaders in
meeting the challenges of command, leadership, and staff support."
The
Air Staff Action Officer. Excerpts from the
guide your action-officer bretheren on the Hallway developed.
A bit dated, but still good.
The Joint
Staff Officer's Guide 2000.
Action
Officer Development Course (AODC) from
The Army Institute for Professional Development. Take the course
by correspondence for credit, or use the Web site for reference.
Not online,
but well worth finding: Assignment
Pentagon: The Insider's Guide to the Potomac Puzzle Palace, 2nd
Edition, Revised (Brassey's, 1993), Maj. Gen. Perry M. Smith, USAF (Ret.). You
can order a copy from Amazon.com.
2.
Primers
GO
2001-01, Assignment of Functions,
Responsibilities, and Duties Within the Army Secretariat. A
succinct explanation of the various elements of Headquarters Army and
what they are responsible for.
How
The Army Runs: A Senior Leader Reference Handbook, 1999-2000.
FM
22-100 Army Leadership Home Page.
Strategic
Leadership Primer.
Federation
of American Scientists Military Analysis Network: DOD 101 -- An
Introduction to the Military.
Army
Values.
Army
Planning Programming Budgeting Execution System (PPBES).
Resource
Allocation Volume 1: The formal Process. Resource Allocation
decision making in DOD from the Naval War College.
Total
Army Analysis.
Force
Management.
Combat
Materiel Development.
NATO
Handbook.
Canadian
Forces College, Information Resource Centre: War, Peace, and Security
Guide. An excellent quick reference to the armed forces of the
world, contemporary conflicts, military science, and other subjects.
Wellness
for Senior Leaders: Taking Care of Yourself, A Proactive Approach.
3. Training
The
Army Computer Based Training (CBT) Web.
The Army Distance
Learning Program (TADLP).
Deputy
Chief of Staff for Training: Army Web-Based Training and On-Line
Training Products. Links to Web-based training sources.
4. Links
The
Army Home Page.
Army
Knowledge Online (AKO).
The
Army Logistics Library Virtual Reference Page.
CARL's
Gateway to the Internet.
CASCOM's
Logistics-Related Links.
The
Strategic Studies Institute's Hotlinks to Military and Strategy-Related
Sites.
Internet
Sites for Armed Forces Staff College Researchers.
Air
War College Gateway to References, Online and Off.
Federation
of American Scientists: Lotsa Links. An excellent collection of
links to military-related subjects, such as information warfare, arms
trade, etc.
U.S.
Military Internet Sites at RSIC.
The
S2 Company. Resources for tactical intelligence professionals.
University
of California, Santa Barbara: Information Resources for Military Science.
New
York University Global Beat: U.S. Defense Policy Links.
Comments and suggestions welcomed. Contact: theron.fuller@hqda.army.mil
This Page was last updated
10 April 2001
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