People Create Unit Culture

Unit or organizational culture and climate-or command climate-is, by definition, an integral part of everyday life in the Army. Leading by Example How soldiers train, treat each other and perform is a result or outcome of the way unit leaders behave. [...]if the Army really wants to teach, develop and improve culture and climate, it should be emphasized that the quality of interactions between people in an organization creates and reinforces climate and culture. ~k Lt. Col. Harry Garner, U.S. Army retired, is an assistant professor in the Department of Command and Leadership, U.S. Army Command and General Staff School, Fort Belvoir Campus, Virginia.