The October 2012 revision of the U.S. Army Engineer School reading list
(source) I hope every member of the Army Engineer Profession – Soldier and Civilian – will find reading these books to be as beneficial as I have throughout my career. Life-long learning is a major goal of today’s Army. Learning through other’s experience is a very efficient way to achieve wisdom far beyond our experience levels. It is a truism that “…if you want a new idea, start by reading an old book….” A directed reading and writing program in our units and sections will help us develop our critical thinking and increase our base of knowledge by learning through others’ experiences.
This revision
- All Ranks and Grades
- Enlisted, Pre-Commissioned Officers, and GS 1-11
- Non-Commission Officers, Company-Grade Officers, Warrant Officers, and GS-12/13
- Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, Field Grade Officers/Warrant Officers, and GS 14/15
- Senior Command Sergeants Major, Senior Colonels, General Officers, Chief Warrant Officer 5s, and General Officers and Senior Executive Service
All Ranks and Grades
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Enlisted, Pre-Commissioned Officers, and GS 1-11
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Non-Commission Officers, Company-Grade Officers, Warrant Officers, and GS-12/13
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Senior Non-Commissioned Officers, Field Grade Officers/Warrant Officers, and GS 14/15
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