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  • The Passion to Teach
    By Anna Evilsizor

    FORT KNOX, Ky. – Cadet Summer Training (CST) goes beyond just the Cadets. For some, it is getting to pursue their passion to be able to lead and impact the future of the United States Army. The Field Leadership Reaction Course (FLRC) gives leaders a chance to practice and prepare to teach the incoming Cadets on Fort Knox. FLRC is a team-building exercise that is designed to display Cadets’ ability to not only lead a unit, but to also to develop skills that translate into their assessments of the Cadets.   For Capt. Eleazar Capuz, an OCT academy instructor at University of [...]

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