FORT CARSON, Colo. (April 22, 2015)-- The importance of improving
military education while continually improving the Army profession were
two topics Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel A. Dailey shared with members of
the Fort Carson community, April 20-21.
"As the Army gets smaller we have to invest in the people who will lead
us into the future," Dailey said. "We are revamping the entire military
education system. Our education system doesn't transfer well into the
civilian sector. While we rebuild our courses force-wide, we are
focusing on maximizing opportunity for two programs: credentialing and
academic equivalency.
"We are the largest academic institution in the world and have the
largest online delivery system in America," Dailey said. "We have the
academic ability to accredit our own courses, to give you the maximum
amount of credit for the work that you do, especially the ones that
translate into work that is done out in the civilian sector."
Dailey addressed about 600 Soldiers and Family members at McMahon
Auditorium, discussing topics affecting the future of all Soldiers and
Families, while answering questions about any concerns they had.
"We will continue to be the smartest, most-educated and well-trained fighting force in the world," Dailey said.
http://www.army.mil/article/147068/Dailey_sets_sights_on_military_education/
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