ARMY TRAINING AND LEADER DEVELOPMENT PANEL REPORTS ON THE NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICER (NCO) STUDY

The Army Training and Leader Development Panel's (ATLDP) Phase II (NCO Study) report is now complete. The study, which follows Phase I (Officer Study), is the largest self-assessment study ever done by the Army. It focuses on training and leader development requirements for NCOs.

"People are the engines of our capabilities and are the most important elements of Army Transformation," said General Eric K. Shinseki, Chief of Staff of the Army. "We need the input of key constituent groups to help chart the proper path to transforming this Army and ATLDP gives us that input."

More than 30,000 active and reserve component officers, warrant officers, noncommissioned officers, enlisted soldiers, and spouses provided input to the study through surveys, participation in focus groups, or personal interviews.
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ATLDP(NCO) Final Report
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