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Total Force modernization and information operations are the topics of today’s Scholars Profiles 2026 interview highligh...
07/22/2026

Total Force modernization and information operations are the topics of today’s Scholars Profiles 2026 interview highlights.

1. Maj. Clayton “WASP” Champagne explores a Total Force approach to nuclear deterrence modernization. He examines how the Air National Guard (ANG) and Air Force Reserve (AFRC) can support the transition to next-generation platforms like the B-21 Raider and B-52J, drawing on studies of the 131st Bomb Wing and 307th Bomb Wing.

2. How do strategic messaging, information operations, and national narratives influence modern conflict? In this Scholar Profile Interview, MAJ Chris Pabon examines discrepancies in strategic messaging between the United States and Ukraine across multiple presidential administrations. He explores how narrative alignment and strategic communication can shape perceptions, influence policy objectives, and determine success or failure in the information environment.
Check out these and ALL of the interviews here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkGvnfy3IadP6m5YGUkF4H5d7EiQCfe0C

Start the week off with insights from a few of our Scholars Program Alumni. - First, meet MAJ Connor Porter. Port is a F...
07/20/2026

Start the week off with insights from a few of our Scholars Program Alumni.
- First, meet MAJ Connor Porter. Port is a Field Artillery Officer and Information Advantage Scholar. In his interview he shares insights from his MMAS research on the Joint Air-Ground Integration Center (JAGIC) and AI integration.
o Porter’s interview: https://youtu.be/y5xW_PMc5LU
- Then, meet MAJ Tara Santon. Santon, an Art of War Scholar and Public Affairs Officer, explains why PAOs are essential combat enablers and how overly restrictive policies can create strategic vulnerabilities.
o Santon’s interview: https://youtu.be/hRBBD7sF2aY

Have you watched the Scholars Profile series yet? Here’s just a few of the conversations you’re missing.  MAJ Rochelle M...
07/17/2026

Have you watched the Scholars Profile series yet? Here’s just a few of the conversations you’re missing.
MAJ Rochelle Markowitz (Military Intelligence) who takes us through her career journey and MMAS research on how U.S. intelligence went from Vietnam failures to Gulf War dominance. MAJ Markowitz also gives advice to students on thinking deeper, avoiding procrastination, and balancing the Scholar program with family life.

MAJ Dave Lilly discusses the growing role of information advantage on the modern battlefield. This conversation dives into AI & ML applications in operations, the importance of data literacy for leaders, insights from the Information Advantage Scholars Program at CGSC, and preparing for the future character of warfare.

Check out ALL of the interviews here:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkGvnfy3IadP6m5YGUkF4H5d7EiQCfe0C

Big news for CGSC students, faculty, and future scholars!Scholar Profiles 2026 is here — a new YouTube series featuring ...
07/15/2026

Big news for CGSC students, faculty, and future scholars!
Scholar Profiles 2026 is here — a new YouTube series featuring interviews with Information Advantage and Art of War Scholars.
Get to know their research, hear practical tips for MMAS success, classroom applications, and leadership lessons from a wide range of backgrounds (Sister Services, International officers & more).
Check out the playlist of interviews:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLkGvnfy3IadP6m5YGUkF4H5d7EiQCfe0C

Who’s excited to hear directly from our scholars? Tag a CGSC friend or student!
The series is a Capstone Project created by MAJ Tyree Meadows, Class of 2026 Information Advantage Scholar.

In compliance with the recently published Army Directive, Optimizing Digital Media, the Command and General Staff Colleg...
07/10/2026

In compliance with the recently published Army Directive, Optimizing Digital Media, the Command and General Staff College social media accounts will be archived and closed according to appropriate policies July 30, 2026. All communication content after the closure date will transition to www.army.mil/cgsc (news and article focused), www.army.edu/cgsc, and https://www.dvidshub.net/unit/CGSC

The Application Window for  ’s School of Advanced Military Studies’ 2028 Advanced Military Studies Program is open NOW!S...
07/06/2026

The Application Window for ’s School of Advanced Military Studies’ 2028 Advanced Military Studies Program is open NOW!

SAMS’ cornerstone program, AMSP educates warfighters to be critical and creative thinkers grounded in operational theory, doctrine, and history. Graduates of the program are the masters of operational art commanders demand to decide, fight and win in today’s large-scale combat operations environments.

Applications are due Aug. 18 so start your process now by scanning the QR code (or taking a screenshot and long pressing the code for the link).

Learn more about the program here: https://www.army.edu/CGSC/SAMS/


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07/03/2026

The U.S. Army Command and General Staff College would like to wish all of you a safe and happy Independence Day!!!

It is always an honor for our International Students to visit such a special place before they start the “Best Year” of ...
07/03/2026

It is always an honor for our International Students to visit such a special place before they start the “Best Year” of their lives as part of the Command and General Staff Officer Course.

07/01/2026

Garrison Command Sgt. Maj. David Franks briefed this year’s International Military Students (IMS) of the Command and General Staff Officer Course (CGSOC). His presentation was part of a larger “Army Profession Panel” hosted by the International Military Student Office to enhance the IMS knowledge of all aspects of the Army Profession they will experience while attending CGSOC and living in the Fort Leavenworth community.

Last week,   celebrated the dedicated careers of two college leaders. Mr. Jim Fain served as the International Military ...
06/30/2026

Last week, celebrated the dedicated careers of two college leaders. Mr. Jim Fain served as the International Military Student Division Director, and Mr. Marv Nickels served as the Command and General Staff School Deputy Director. Combined, the pair served the nation for 97 years, both on active duty and through civilian service.

Each served more than two decades in the halls of CGSC, impacting the careers of thousands of Command and General Staff Officer Course students and faculty.

Mr. Nickels was presented the Order of the Marechaussee – Gold for his devotion to the Military Police Corps during his active-duty service.

Thank you, Mr. Fain and Mr. Nickels, for your unwavering dedication to duty and for setting the example of selfless service.

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