Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
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This lesson builds upon concepts learned in the CGSOC Common Core to prepare students to develop a concept of sustainment for large-scale combat operations that will be applied and assessed in later modules. Students will produce division sustainment planning products that demonstrate their ability to analyze a division course of action and develop a sustainment plan that enables and supports the commander's plan during large-scale ground combat operations.
The content in this video is not representative of the policies or opinions of the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.
#Army #military #CGSC #leavenworth #sustainment #logistics #ile #LSCO
*** This is an experimental video project. This video was developed primarily through Pictory, an AI video generation tool. This video does not constitute an endorsement of Pictory or suggest any association with the U.S. Army. ***
This lesson builds upon concepts learned in the CGSOC Common Core to prepare students to develop a concept of sustainment for large-scale combat operations that will be applied and assessed in later modules. Students will produce division sustainment planning products that demonstrate their ability to analyze a division course of action and develop a sustainment plan that enables and supports the commander's plan during large-scale ground combat operations.
The content in this video is not representative of the policies or opinions of the U.S. Army, the Department of Defense, or the U.S. Government.
#Army #military #CGSC #leavenworth #sustainment #logistics #ile #LSCO








![Leadership Ethics and Social Responsibility
This is my Week 6 lecture for LDSP 321 (Fall 25). The lesson is called Leadership Ethics and Social Responsibility—a topic that asks us to pause and think deeply about what it means to do the right thing as a leader. Drawn from Chapter 6 of Dubrins (2023) leadership textbook, this lesson shifts the focus from effectiveness to integrity. Ethics, as DuBrin reminds us, is not a luxury for leaders—it’s the foundation of trust and credibility. We’ll also examine how Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) connects leadership decisions to their broader impact on communities, employees, and the environment.
Dubrin, A. J. (2023). Leadership: Research findings, practice, and skills [10th Ed.]. ISBN:
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