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1) Foster a community of experts drawn from both within the ranks of the military and from beyond focused on a purpose of improving military communications.
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Bless you for this effort, I tried to do the same thing when I was a senior Program Manager at Fort Monmouth and at the same time Chief Signal Officer NJARNG. What I used was the pages of the Army Communicator at Fort Gordon (that still has lots of my stuff on their web site) and a net based system run by Gordon called SIGNET. SIGNET got taken down sometime before I retired because some of the comments became very heated!!!By the time I was done I became the “most published author” in the history of Army Communicator. I had lots of fans but the Signal powers that were did not like much of what I said. Hope that you have better luck than I did!!!! Wishing you all the best!!!! DAVE FIEDLER LTC (ret)/ GS-855-15(ret).
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Thank you for that insight Dave. I am optimistic that this forum can become a place for affirmative exchanges of information and shared insights. Our civilian counterparts have developed a number of helpful resources for leaders to get ideas to improve their professional lives. My hope, is that this site can offer the same for military communicators.
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Mr Fiedler…I would not downplay your efforts. You were WAY AHEAD of your time.
I think that if all those articles you kicked out back then were re-released, you’d gain a whole new cohort of fans.
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Thanks for the complement. Many of my papers were put into book form by my co-author Ed Farmer. He may still have both hard copies and DVD’s. His e-mail is edfarmer@efatech.com.
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I would be most interested in the compendium of your papers. I happen to know Ed Farmer. He was the commander of the CASMR 20th CE Det., Sacramento, California. I retired from the CASMR with 21 years of service.
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Book is now in its 3rd edition. You can get a copy from Mike at , he is publishing it for now.
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kurrubi@comcast.net is Mike’s e-mail. Had trouble with the post. – DAVE FIEDLER
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