In episode 93 of Breaking Doctrine, Bob O’Brien, highly qualified expert advisor to the Command Assessment Program (CAP); Col. Andy Morgado, deputy chief of staff of CAP and director of Army University Press; and Lt. Col. Mike Skuza, battalion command selectee, discuss the evolution of command selection, its ties to doctrine, and the benefits to both the Army and assessed Soldiers. 

Army Training Publication (ATP) 3-01.81, Counter-Unmanned Aircraft System (C-UAS) Operations provides operational considerations for defending against unmanned air threats for multi-domain operations. 

The Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate YouTube channel hosts more than 150 videos that supplement Army doctrine. In short form, Doctrine Digest delivers information about a single doctrinal term or concept and are also shared via our social media platforms. Special projects, such as our FM 3-0 documentary, provide viewers with more detailed explanations of Army doctrine-related topics. ​They also deliver a substitute for mobile training teams when funding or schedules do not permit an in-person training experience.

Visit the CADD YouTube site: https://www.youtube.com/@usacadd/videos

The official podcast of the Combined Arms Doctrine Directorate, Breaking Doctrine explores a wide range of timely topics of interest regarding current and emerging Army and Joint doctrine. Inviting guests who can answer the “why?” and “so what?” of doctrine development through honest and candid conversation is the goal.

More than 80 episodes of Breaking Doctrine can be found on:

Doctrine audiobooks can be downloaded from the Central Army Registry (CAR) at https://rdl.train.army.mil/catalog/#/search?search_terms=audiobook.  Audiobooks are produced from authenticated doctrine, but are abridged for the audiobook format and considered a doctrine supplement.  Since fiscal year 2019, CADD has developed more than 90 doctrine audiobooks for the Army. The audiobook format is considered for manuals with sufficient shelf-life, broad appeal to the force, and interest shown by number of publication downloads.

This screen capture illustrates the best way to navigate to audiobooks on the CAR (click for a full-size image):

This physical handout is great to give your organization during your presentation and will give them something they can refer back to if needed. 

This episode of the Leader Up podcast explores the foundation and future of Army leadership, and delivers actionable insights into leadership, stewardship of the Army profession, and the power of continuous development.

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — On May 13, 2025, the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center released a one-of-a-kind publication — a new Field Manual about what it means to be a member of the profession of arms and the obligations Soldiers have to each other, to civilian leadership and to fellow citizens. The manual, FM 1, The Army: A Primer to Our Profession of Arms, is available for download from the Army Publishing Directorate.

FORT LEAVENWORTH, Kan. — On May 13, 2025, the U.S. Army Combined Arms Center released a one-of-a-kind publication — a new Field Manual about what it means to be a member of the profession of arms and the obligations Soldiers have to each other, to civilian leadership and to fellow citizens. The manual, FM 1, The Army: A Primer to Our Profession of Arms, is available for download from the Army Publishing Directorate.

The AAR form is a great way to get feedback from your organization about which parts of the presentation went well and which could use some improvement (1 page).

These slides are a great graphical background to go with your presentation. (26 slides).

The Facilitator’s Guide is a great resource on how to effectively present this LPD kit (36 pages).

This quick start guide provides an overview for this LPD kit. The estimated preparation time is 60 minutes, and delivery time is 48 minutes.