OTHER READING LISTSChief of Staff of the Armywww.army.mil/e2/downloads/rv7/lead-ers/csa/2017_csa_reading_list.pdf

Joint Chiefs of Staffwww.jcs.mil/Portals/36/Documents/Publications/CJCSReadingList2012.pdf

PROFESSIONAL JOURNALSAssociation of the U.S. Armywww.ausa.org/publications/army-magazine

Military Police Regimental Associationwww.mpraonline.org/magazines/

Military Reviewwww.armyupress.army.mil/Military-Review/

PROFESSIONAL VIDEOSMaxwell: 5 Levels of Leadership https://youtu.be/aPwXeg8ThWI ASAP Science: Fast and Slow Thinking https://youtu.be/JiTz2i4VHFw

Dan Pink: The Puzzle of Motivation https://youtu.be/rrkrvAUbU9Y

Adam Grant: Are you a Giver or a Taker? https://youtu.be/YyXRYgjQXX0

Adam Grant: The Surprising Habits of Original Thinkers https://youtu.be/fxbCHn6gE3U Simon Sinek: Why Leaders Eat Last https://youtu.be/ReRcHdeUG9Y

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Command and General Staff College:http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/

SAMS Monographs: http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landing-page/collection/p4013coll3

Master of Military Art and Science Thesis: http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landing-page/collection/p4013coll2

Jerusalem’s Security Visionhttps://www.city-journal.org/html/jerusalems-security-visionary-15361.html

Command and General Staff College:http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/

SAMS Monographs: http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landing-page/collection/p4013coll3

Master of Military Art and Science Thesis: http://cgsc.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/landing-page/collection/p4013coll2

Jerusalem’s Security Visionhttps://www.city-journal.org/html/jerusalems-security-visionary-15361.html

Leaders Eat Last: Why Some Teams Pull To-gether and Others Don’t -Simon Sinek

War Trash -Ha Jin

CID: Army Detectives in Peace and War -Hubert Marlow

George Washington’s Enforcers: Policing the Continental Army -Harry M. Ward

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The appearance of a title on this reading list does not imply that the Provost Marshal General endorses the author’s views or interpretations nor is it an endorsement of the publishing organization. Nevertheless, these titles contain thought-provoking ideas and viewpoints relevant to our Army.

The appearance of a title on this reading list does not imply that the Provost Marshal General endorses the author’s views or interpretations nor is it an endorsement of the publishing organization. Nevertheless, these titles contain thought-provoking ideas and viewpoints relevant to our Army.

Long Binh Jail: An Oral History of Vietnam’s Notorious U. S. Military Prison -Cecil Barr Currey

Proven in War: The American Expeditionary Force and the Effort to Establish a Permanent Military Police Corps -U.S. Army CGSC

Combat Police: U.S. Army Military Police in Vietnam -Rick Young

American Military Police in Europe, 1945-1991 -Robert L. Gunnarson, Sr.

Rebel Watchdog: The Confederate States Army Provost Guard -Kenneth J. Radley

Teammates: self-development, leader development and mentoring are the three critical aspects of our profession. SGM Woodring and I encourage each of you to review the list of potential materials referenced in this trifold in order to enable your pursuit of all three. Our desire is for the materials to serve as a catalyst for discussions, critical thinking and vicarious learning to build a more effective Military Police Corps. As pointed out by many we solicited for input, senior leader reading recommendations tend to be an extensive list of every book one should read, from the beginning of your career to the end. Or, they sometimes take the shape of, “what I, the leader, have read”. We believe this list is different. Provided on the referenced OPMG website are readings pulled from across the MP Corps or sought out from recognized leaders across the Military and academia. We also included, our own personal recommendations which are short, capture a couple classics but also books on emerging topics. A more detailed list of related reading recommendations is provided by topic based on submissions received. Our promise to you is that we will update the Professional Development recommendations annually based on new discoveries and recommendations from you. Knowing that many of you are extremely busy, the SGM and I (with the help of incredibly smart MPs) have included a PMG Quick hits section. If you have 10-20 minutes while eating lunch or on a treadmill, these videos and websites not only serve to impart knowledge but can serve as a spark for those you are leading in each of the subject areas. Professionals invest in self-development and developing others. The professional development recommendations provided will help you grow individually and in developing subordinates across your career.

David P. Glaser Major General, USA Provost Marshal General

Teammates: self-development, leader development and mentoring are the three critical aspects of our profession. SGM Woodring and I encourage each of you to review the list of potential materials referenced in this trifold in order to enable your pursuit of all three. Our desire is for the materials to serve as a catalyst for discussions, critical thinking and vicarious learning to build a more effective Military Police Corps. As pointed out by many we solicited for input, senior leader reading recommendations tend to be an extensive list of every book one should read, from the beginning of your career to the end. Or, they sometimes take the shape of, “what I, the leader, have read”. We believe this list is different. Provided on the referenced OPMG website are readings pulled from across the MP Corps or sought out from recognized leaders across the Military and academia. We also included, our own personal recommendations which are short, capture a couple classics but also books on emerging topics. A more detailed list of related reading recommendations is provided by topic based on submissions received. Our promise to you is that we will update the Professional Development recommendations annually based on new discoveries and recommendations from you. Knowing that many of you are extremely busy, the SGM and I (with the help of incredibly smart MPs) have included a PMG Quick hits section. If you have 10-20 minutes while eating lunch or on a treadmill, these videos and websites not only serve to impart knowledge but can serve as a spark for those you are leading in each of the subject areas. Professionals invest in self-development and developing others. The professional development recommendations provided will help you grow individually and in developing subordinates across your career.

David P. Glaser Major General, USA Provost Marshal General

The Heroes Who Protect the President of the United States -Maria Goodavage