Harding Project Substack
Zachary Griffiths, Noel DeJesus, Leyton Summerlin, Sarah Chamberlin, Marcel Blood, MAJ Lamanda Jackson, Trent Lythgoe, Nicholas Tallant, Phil Williams, Tim Devine, Matt Becker, Matthew Tetreau, Jared Petersen, John Chambers, Cathal O'Connor, Joey Payton, Andrew Patterson, Erin Mauldin, Melissa CzarnogurskyThe Harding Project is renewing the United States Army's Professional publications.
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Army officer and Director of the Harding Project to renew professional military writing.
Noel DeJesus is a decorated combat veteran and the founder of Pocket Sized Leadership®. He is an internationally published author and a distinguished member of the LTG(R) James M. Dubik Writing Fellowship.
Soldier
Deputy Director of the Harding Project
MAJ Lamanda Jackson is the Harding Fellow for Medical Center of Excellence and the Editor-in-Chief of The Pulse of Army Medicine.
US Army CGSC professor
Battalion Commander, Headquarters & Headquarters Battalion, 4th Infantry Division
Former Helicopter Pilot and member of the Marine Corps Shooting Team
LTC Tim Devine is an active duty U.S. Army Strategist and former AH-64D aviator. He is a LTG(Ret) James M. Dubik Writing Fellow.
CPT Matt Becker is an Air Defense Artillery Officer and current Battery Commander for G-1 ADA (THAAD).
MAJ Matt Tetreau is a LTG (R) James M. Dubik Writing Fellow. He is a FA 59 Army Strategist currently assigned to the FORSCOM G-35.
CPT Jared Petersen is an Infantry Officer and current Company Commander for HHC, 1-24 IN, 1/11 ABN DIV.
Army officer and commander of the oldest and most decorated Engineer Battalion in the US Army. Service in airborne and armored formations. Former assistant professor at USMA & commander of the Sapper Leader Course.
Cathal is the son of Irish immigrants. received a BA in English Literature, a minor in Physics, and rowed crew for UVA. He went down to the sea in warships for 32 years. He lives in Florida with his bride.
A storyteller who has a story to tell.
4ID G5 Plans Officer Field Artillery Major
Infantry officer and history instructor at West Point.
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