Upon successful completion of this course, the student should be
able to:

Apply Army Leadership Framework while leading teams.
Apply the Army Leadership Framework – values, attributes, 
skills, and actions of the “BE, KNOW, and DO” model – in 
tactical situations.
Compare and contrast different leadership styles and effects on 
team dynamics.
Apply effective oral and written communication skills in Army 
operations.
Counsel subordinates on performance.
Apply tactical principles and doctrine to Army Operations.
Conduct troop leading procedures.
Analyze terrain in practical situations.
Navigate from one point to another.
Apply principles of squad tactics in offensive and defensive 
operations.
Conduct a risk assessment using 5 steps.
Analyze personal readiness to enter LDAC in key areas of 
flexibility, character, adaptability, and fitness.
Conduct a self assessment in personal development areas.
Develop a readiness plan in preparation for LDAC.
Identify battle fatigue risk factors and leader actions to 
offset them.

Effective Communication:  Written & Oral
Land Navigation I:  Map Reading	
Troop Leading Procedures	
Battle Drills
Squad Tactics: Attack 
Introduction to Leadership Styles
Stress Management
Warrior Ethos	
Land Navigation II: Terrain Analysis 
Squad Tactics: Movement to Contact
Squad Tactics: Defense
Squad Tactics: Capstone
Leadership Peer Evaluations