Join us as we look at “Life in Balance: Relaxation and Stress Relief.” Military Family Life counselors discuss how to recognize and manage stress in everyday life... Life in Balance

Relaxation and Stress Relief

21:22

USASOC Family Programs 2015

Known as the silent killer, Hope Ivory, discusses the warning signs of high blood pressure. Identify risk factors and how to sustain a healthy blood pressure.Healthy Blood Pressure

Hope Ivory

14:36

USASOC Family Programs 2015

AUSA Panel Discussion – Max Boot talks about Insurgency, Governance and Political Warfare.” He discusses what motivates insurgents and what we can do to stop it.AUSA Panel

Max Boot

14:32

2015

AUSA Panel Discussion – Dr. Viva Bartkus discusses “Defeating the Enemy.” The discussion deals with what’s it to going to take for Special Forces to compete for influence in the human domain.AUSA Panel

Dr. Viva Bartkus

13:40

2015

Learn of the events resulting in the origins of Special Operations Aviation as a Night Stalker instructor discuss Operation Eagle Claw and other challenges affecting the formative years of Special Operations Aviation.The Origins of SOA

Vincent Reep

16:57

USASOC Videos 2015

Learn the tools that align employee training and development with organizational objectives. Dr. Vickie Brown, Chief, Civilian Training and Leader Development Division, Department of Army G3/5/7, presents an overview of the Individual Development Plans for civilian employees and supervisors.Civilian Training and Leader Development

Dr. Vickie Brown

1:07:14

USASOC Videos 2015

Jennifer Bixon, Department of Army, demonstrates how “Go Army Ed” works in support of Army civilian training and development. Go Army Ed

Jennifer Bixon

35:27

USASOC Videos 2015

Khadija Sellers, Department of Army, explains how “Army Career Tracker” works to track Army Civilian career goals and training objectives. Army Career Tracker

Khadija Sellers

17:14

USASOC Videos 2015

Jill Connett shares with USASOC family members her life in the military and the relationships she built as she traveled to each duty station.The Green Plate

Jill Connett

15:41

Speaker Series 2014

Faith Belt uses the analogy of football to describe family readiness.Family Readiness & Football

Faith Belt

11:22

Speaker Series 2014

Described as a visionary speaker, Simon Sinek speaks to a USASOC audience on leadership.Leadership Part 1

Simon Sinek

15:33

Speaker Series 2014

Described as a visionary speaker, Simon Sinek speaks to a USASOC audience on leadership.Leadership Part 2

Simon Sinek

14:38

Speaker Series 2014

Described as a visionary speaker, Simon Sinek speaks to a USASOC audience on leadership.Leadership Part 3

Simon Sinek

15:19

Speaker Series 2014

Described as a visionary speaker, Simon Sinek speaks to a USASOC audience on leadership.Leadership Part 4

Simon Sinek

15:28

Speaker Series 2014

Joe McCormack is on a mission to help organizations master the art of the short story. In an age of shrinking attention spans, non-stop interruptions, floods of information, the messages business leaders send out are getting lost in a sea of words. Make A Bigger Impact By Saying Less

Joe McCormack

16:49

USASOC Symposium 2015

MAJ Paul Toolan, the Action Officer for ARSOF Next, explains the CG’S vision, at the USASOC Talks Symposium, as bought to fruition through the publication “ARSOF Next: A Return to First Principles,” (scheduled to be released in April). ARSOF Next: A Return to First Principles

MAJ Paul Toolan

31:16

USASOC Symposium 2015

Art Smalley, an expert specializing in the area of world-class operations improvement methods, looks at Toyota and offers an explanation of how a few well-articulated, fundamental principles transformed Toyota from a small Japanese company into a global manufacturing leader. Relentless Pursuit of Excellence

Art Smalley

04:32

USASOC Talks 2015

Dr. Viva Bartkus is an Associate Professor of Management at the University of Notre Dame. Her current research and teaching interests concentrate on two areas: the leadership approaches most effective in solving complex business problems and the social capital of communities that enables collaboration Competing for Influence in the Human Domain: Walking through the Rubble with Khalil

Dr. Viva Bartkus

22:28

USASOC Talks Symposium 2015

Jeff Banman has more than 20 years of operational experience across the Fire Service, Military and the Intelligence Community. Having conducted counter-terrorism operations in over 23 Countries, Jeff understands how to lead cross-cultural teams and unify mission objectives. Crafting a New Context: Leading with Power & Velocity

Jeff Banman

29:01

USASOC Talks Symposium 2015

MAJ Anthony Aguilar, PhD, is the Battalion Executive Officer for 1st Battalion, 3rd Special Forces Group (Airborne). His published works include On Insurgency (The Command & General Staff College, 2013) and Human Behavior, Self-Preservation, and Political Membership During Insurgency USASOC Talks Symposium: Understanding Insurgent Origins, Behavior, & Political Membership

MAJ Anthony Aguilar

25:00

USASOC Talks Symposium 2015

If you didn’t know what year you were born, how old would you be?” Kim Rogers, presents these questions and more as she explores five different generational learning styles and their challenges. Kim describes, Traditionalists, Baby Boomers, Generation X, Generation Y, and Generation Z. What generational learning style are you? Generational Learning Styles

Kim Rogers

20:49

USASOC Talks 2015

Leaders vs Managers: A brief insight into how Toyota, a huge multinational corporation, is able to drive efficiency by utilizing one of its core advantages – The small group and its leader. Leader vs Manager

Toyota

06:19

USASOC Talks 2015

The “Horse Soldier” video depicts the re-dedication and seating of the Horse Soldier Statue, near ground zero, commemorating Special Operations action in response to the attacks of 9/11 on American soil. Horse Soldier Statue

Horse Soldier

00:51

USASOC Updates 2014

“Task Force Dagger” video features the Memorial Stone dedication of Task Force Dagger and their contribution for their contribution in Afghanistan. Task Force Dagger Ceremony

Task Force Dagger

03:29

USASOC Updates 2014

DET A UT This video features the Memorial Stone dedication of Det-A and provides a brief glimpse of the clandestine organization that maintained a high state of alert status, 24-hours a day, seven days a week as they were located east of the Elbe, 110-miles deep behind enemy lines in West Berlin.Detachment A

Stone Ceremony

01:38

USASOC Updates 2013

The Airborne & Special Operations Museum Foundation will open a new simulator experience, which will take the rider from World War II to modern day, highlighting the prestigious units as Special Forces, 75th Ranger Regiment, 101st Screaming Eagles, 187th Rakkasans, and the 82nd All Americans doing what they do and have done best. This new ride will share with the public a few of the missions that have brought out the best in America’s sons and daughters. This experience will give a chance for the public to "Experience the Legend" for themselves. Experience the Legend

Simulator Ride

00:30

USASOC Updates 2015

On March 10, 2015, more than 50 years after retired Col. Roger H. Donlon's heroic actions in Vietnam, USASOC unveiled its new Medal of Honor display located in the 3rd Special Forces Group's (Airborne) dining facility at Fort Bragg, N.C. The display pays homage to all of USASOC's brave men who have earned the prestigious medal. DFAC

Medal Of Honor Display

01:32

USASOC Updates 2015

As USASOC looks to the future development of the force expanding the role of women in Special Operations, USASOC takes a closer look at OSS operative, Virginia Hall, codename ‘Diane’ and her contributions to Army Special Operations missions. Project Diane

Project Diane Update

02:01

ARSOF History 2014

The “Son Tay Raid” video briefly highlights the uniquely trained team of Special Forces Soldiers who volunteered to take part in a secret mission to rescue battered American Prisoners of War, located 23-miles west of Hanoi in North Vietnam.Son Tay

Son Tay Raid

01:39

ARSOF History 2014

This video briefly tells the story of the event leading up to SFC Halbiesngibbs receiving the Distinguished Service Cross. SFC Jarion Halbisengibbs

Distinguished Service Cross

05:13

Faces of Courage 2014

This video briefly tells the story of the event leading up to SFC Petry receiving the Medal of Honor. SFC Leroy Petry

Medal of Honor Recipient

04:39

Faces of Courage 2014

This video briefly tells the story of the event leading up to CW5 Cooper receiving the Distinguished Service Cross. CW5 Cooper

Distinguished Service Cross

02:24

Faces of Courage 2014

This video briefly tells the story of the event leading up to SSG Miller receiving the Medal of Honor.SSG Miller

Medal of Honor Recipient

02:32

Faces of Courage 2014

The U.S. Army Special Operations Command honored its first valor award recipient, 1st Lt. Jack L. Knight, during the unveiling of its inaugural Medal of Honor exhibit. The exhibit will feature Medal of Honor recipients dating as far back as 1945. Knight, was awarded the medal posthumously for his heroic actions as a cavalry troop commander with the MARS Task Force. During World War II, American fighting men earned 432 Medals of Honor. In the China-Burma-India Theater, Knight was the only ground combatant to earn the Medal of Honor. 1LT Knight

Medal of Honor Recipient

02:45

Faces of Courage 2015

Accompanied by his wife, Medal of Honor recipient retired Col. Roger H. Donlan reflects on how being a Medal of Honor recipient feels and how it has impacted his life. During his interview, Mrs. Donlan reminds Families members of the importance of supporting their Soldier. COL Roger H. Donlan (RET)

Medal of Honor Recipient

09:11

Faces of Courage 2015

The “Strategic Framework” video provides the history of Special Operations from inception to current operations and the need for the creation of such a force. The video describes how this unique well rounded Soldier is selected and trained. It describes their global reach and ability to maneuver America's most complex and difficult missions.Strategic Framework

Strategic Framework

05:57

USASOC Videos 2014

Illustrates how the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School develops leaders utilizing scenario-based situational training. From assessment and selection to qualification and the final exercise. This situation-type training molds a Special Operations Leader. Developing Leaders

Developing Leaders

02:05

USASOC Videos 2014

Learn more about the history of Special Operations from inception to current operations and the need for the creation of such a force. This video describes how a unique well-rounded Soldier is selected and trained. It describes the SOF global reach and ability to maneuver America's most complex and difficult missions.The Army Profession

The Army Profession

02:17

USASOC Videos 2014

Illustrates how the Army Learning Model has been adopted by the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School to train Special Operations Soldiers to work directly with indigenous personnel. The evolution in America's global presence and military needs called for an evolution in training as well. Army Training

Army Training

02:20

USASOC Videos 2014

Illustrates how the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center and School has developed doctrine based on the past decade of war. Future military operations face a hybrid threat of conventional forces, irregular forces, terrorists and criminals. Doctrine 2015 takes the current knowledge and uses it to support a new generation of warfighters. Doctrine

Doctrine 2015

02:22

USASOC Videos 2014

Learn of the events resulting in the origins of Special Operations Aviation as a Night Stalker instructor discuss Operation Eagle Claw and other challenges affecting the formative years of Special Operations Aviation.The Origins of SOA

Vincent Reep

16:57

USASOC Videos 2015

Learn the tools that align employee training and development with organizational objectives. Dr. Vickie Brown, Chief, Civilian Training and Leader Development Division, Department of Army G3/5/7, presents an overview of the Individual Development Plans for civilian employees and supervisors.Civilian Training and Leader Development

Dr. Vickie Brown

1:07:14

USASOC Videos 2015

Jennifer Bixon, Department of Army, demonstrates how “Go Army Ed” works in support of Army civilian training and development. Go Army Ed

Jennifer Bixon

35:27

USASOC Videos 2015

Khadija Sellers, Department of Army, explains how “Army Career Tracker” works to track Army Civilian career goals and training objectives. Army Career Tracker

Khadija Seller

17:14

USASOC Videos 2015

Members of the ARSOF community share their combat experiences, their reactions, their challenges confronting beliefs about their problems and solutions, and their message of encouragement to those who are struggling with the decision to get help.Breaking the Stigma Pt.1

Breaking the Stigma

07:57

Combat Related Stress

Members of the ARSOF community share their combat experiences, their reactions, their challenges confronting beliefs about their problems and solutions, and their message of encouragement to those who are struggling with the decision to get help.Breaking the Stigma Pt. 2

Breaking the Stigma

15:00

Combat Related Stress

Double amputee, Lt. Col. Robin Pickel, shares his views on USASOC’s Tactical Human Optimization, Rapid Rehabilitation and Reconditioning Program or THOR 3.THOR 3

Lt. Col. Robin Pickel

01:35

USASOC Talks 2014

Join us as we look at “Life in Balance: Relaxation and Stress Relief.” Military Family Life counselors discuss how to recognize and manage stress in everyday life...Life in Balance

Relaxation and Stress Relief

21:22

USASOC Family Programs 2015

Known as the silent killer, Hope Ivory, discusses the warning signs of high blood pressure. Identify risk factors and how to sustain a healthy blood pressure.Healthy Blood Pressure

Hope Ivory

14:36

USASOC Family Programs 2015

In 1986, the Chernobyl nuclear plant in the Ukraine was damaged in Number 4 reactor. The film provides a look into the information management by Russian leadership, then and now, and the resulting consequences of the catastrophe for the people living near the plant and the environment of the nuclear fallout.NATO: How Infowar can kill
Chernobyl

NATO

06:25

2015

NATO countries are discovering the dynamics of today’s hybrid war that demand a unique mixture of measured responses and strategies using new age technologies. The discussion centers on the difficulties for NATO as they combat these types of armed forces. NATO Review

Hybrid War

05:46

2015

Take a brief look at Africa Command’s premiere Special Operations exercise Flintlock, where troops from 28 nations participate. This year’s exercise, Flintlock 15, was hosted by Chad. Flintlock is a joint, combined multinational exercise to improve information sharing at the operational and tactical levels across the Saharan region while fostering increased collaboration and coordination. Its focus is military interoperability and capacity-building among African, Western and U.S. counter-terrorism forces.Flintlock Opening Ceremony

AFRICOM

01:03

2015

Vice President Joe Biden swears in Dr. Ash Carter as the 25th Secretary of Defense.New Secretary of Defense

Dr. Ash Carter

17:35

2015

AUSA Panel Discussion – Max Boot talks about Insurgency, Governance and Political Warfare.” He discusses what motivates insurgents and what we can do to stop it.AUSA Panel

Max Boot

14:32

2015

AUSA Panel Discussion – Dr. Viva Bartkus discusses “Defeating the Enemy.” The discussion deals with what’s it to going to take for Special Forces to compete for influence in the human domain.AUSA Panel

Dr. Viva Bartkus

13:40

2015