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Marine Expeditionary Units - Comment and Analysis
« on: October 04, 2024, 12:38:28 pm »
Marine Expeditionary Units - Comment and Analysis
September 27, 2024

 
The Commandant recently issued the Commandant’s Planning Guidance (CPG) which provides his personal, broad review of the Marine Corps highlighting issues, challenges, and opportunities.

Nearly at the beginning of the new CPG, the Commandant sets a clear expectation that the CPG is to be read and discussed throughout the Marine Corps, "I expect all Marines to read this Planning Guidance and leaders to discuss its key concepts with their Marines."

It is good to hear the Commandant wants robust discussion about the CPG. In fact, not only does the Commandant call for discussion at the beginning of the CPG, when he reaches the conclusion, he once again calls for robust CPG feedback:  "Sergeant Major Ruiz and I look forward to hearing your feedback, and we expect and need your bottom-up refinements to this top-down guidance."

Marines are not shy and already Marines on active duty and veteran Marines are wading into the CPG page by page.

https://marinecorpscompasspoints.substack.com/p/compass-points-cmc-cpg-sec-15
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