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The Command and General Staff College Golden Pen Award program provides recognition to personnel assigned to the college for their literary achievements.
The awards were presented June 1 in Eisenhower Auditorium in the Lewis and Clark Center by CGSC Deputy Commandant Brig. Gen. Edward Cardon.
The Golden Pen program recognizes that publication is an important aspect of lifelong leader learning. Not only does it demonstrate the staff member’s personal effort involved in research, but also demonstrates a desire to contribute to the academic body of knowledge. The award ceremony demonstrates the writer’s personal effort involved in research and a desire to collaborate and share new ideas and perspectives.
There were three categories of winners: golden, silver and bronze.
The following personnel were awarded the Golden Pen and certificate for their published book or book-length articles:
Dr. David A. Anderson, Department of Joint, Interagency and Multinational Operations, book length series of articles, various publishers, April to December 2009.
Dr. Thomas A. Bruscino Jr., School of Advanced Military Studies, “A Nation Forged in War: How World War II Taught Americans to Get Along,” Knoxville, University of Tennessee Press, 2010.
Dr. Robert T. Davis II, SAMS, “U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security: Chronology and Index for the 20th Century,” ABC-CLIO, April 2010.
Lt. Col. Jack C. Mason, The Army School System, Warren, Mich., “Until Antietam, The Life and Letters of Major General Israel B. Richardson,” Southern Illinois University Press, November 2009.
Stephen L. Melton, Center for Army Tactics, “The Clausewitz Delusion: How the American Army Screwed Up the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (A Way Forward),” Zenith Press, November 2009.
The following personnel were awarded the Silver Pen and certificate for their significant articles in a major publication:
Dr. David A. Anderson, DJIMO, “Ideology or Pragmatism? U.S. Economic Aid, Military Assistance, and Foreign Military Sales: 1950-2007,” Strategic Insights, August 2009 (Vol. VIII, Issue 3).
Dr. Terry L. Beckenbaugh, Department of Military History, “Artillery Speed Shifter,” Chapter 13-A History of Innovation: U.S. Army Adaptation in War and Peace, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Dr. Thomas A. Bruscino Jr., SAMS, “The Analogue of Work: Memory and Motivations for America’s Second World War Soldiers,” War & Society, October 2009.
Dr. Thomas G. Clark, Land Power Studies Institute, “Design for Operational and Tactical Leaders,” Armor and Cavalry Journal, January-February 2010.
Dr. Daniel G. Cox, SAMS, “The Struggle Against Global Insurgency,” Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 56, 1st Quarter 2010).
Russell Crumrine, DJIMO, “The Jordan Model: Coming Soon to a United States Embassy Near You,” DISAM Journal, November 2009.
Dr. William J. Davis Jr., DJIMO, Fort Lee, Va., “Utilizing a Sense of Community Theory in Order to Optimize Interagency Response to Complex Contingencies,” 15th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium Proceedings, to be published June 2010.
Dale C. Eikmeier, DJIMO, “Changing the Way We Think About Centers of Gravity,” Marine Corps Gazette (accepted for publication).
Dr. Christopher Gabel, DMH, “Tank Destroyer Force,” Chapter 6-A History of Innovation: U.S. Army Adaptation in War and Peace, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Col. Ellen L. Haring, DJIMO, Fort Belvior, Va., “Mobilizing Identity in the Pashtun Tribal Belt,” Small Wars Journal, March 2010.
Dr. Prisco R. Hernández, Directorate of Graduate Degree Programs, “The Great Captain and the Problems of Supreme Command in his first Campaigns in Naples (1495-1497),” Spanish Institute of History and Military Culture, Madrid, Spain (Winter 2009).
William C. Latham, DLRO, “Ordeal of the Tiger Survivors,” Journal of Army History, Spring 2010.
Jeffrey W.S. Leser and Dr. James J. Sterrett, Digital Leader Development Center (co-authors), “A Battle in Every Classroom,” Chapter 8: Joystick Soldiers: The Politics of Play in Military Video Games, Routledge, August 2009.
Maj. Leonard L. Lira, DJIMO, “Military Innovation in Russia and Japan during the Interwar Years: A Relevant Case Study in Strategic Analysis,” Strategos-The Journal of the United States Military Strategist Association, Spring 2010 (Vol. II, Issue I).
Lt. Col. Jack C. Mason, TASS, Warren, Mich., “My Favorite Lion, Maurice Britt,” Army Magazine, May 2008.
Lt. Col. Randy G. Masten, DJIMO, “Defining Weapons of Mass Destruction,” Combating WMD Journal, Spring/Summer 2010 (Issue #5).
Dr. Michael D. Mihalka, SAMS, and Mark R. Wilcox, DJIMO (co-authors), “Unintended Strategic Consequences of Security Assistance in the South Caucasus,” Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 57, 2nd Quarter 2010).
Dr. Jon B. Mikolashek, DMH, “Hellfire and Brimstone: Taji — 29 September 2007,” Chapter 8: Tip of the Spear: U.S. Army Small-Unit Action in Iraq, 2004-2007, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Dr. Richard A. Olsen, Department of Command Leadership, “Toxic Leadership: Part Deux,” Military Review, accepted for publication.
Maj. Francis J. Park, DJIMO, “The Strategic Plans and Policy Officer in the Modular Division,” Center for Army Lessons Learned, accepted for publication.
Gerald F. Sewell, DCL, “Emotional Intelligence and the U.S. Army Leadership Requirements Model,” Military Review, November/December 2009.
The Command and General Staff College Golden Pen Award program provides recognition to personnel assigned to the college for their literary achievements.
The awards were presented June 1 in Eisenhower Auditorium in the Lewis and Clark Center by CGSC Deputy Commandant Brig. Gen. Edward Cardon.
The Golden Pen program recognizes that publication is an important aspect of lifelong leader learning. Not only does it demonstrate the staff member’s personal effort involved in research, but also demonstrates a desire to contribute to the academic body of knowledge. The award ceremony demonstrates the writer’s personal effort involved in research and a desire to collaborate and share new ideas and perspectives.
There were three categories of winners: golden, silver and bronze.
The following personnel were awarded the Golden Pen and certificate for their published book or book-length articles:
Dr. David A. Anderson, Department of Joint, Interagency and Multinational Operations, book length series of articles, various publishers, April to December 2009.
Dr. Thomas A. Bruscino Jr., School of Advanced Military Studies, “A Nation Forged in War: How World War II Taught Americans to Get Along,” Knoxville, University of Tennessee Press, 2010.
Dr. Robert T. Davis II, SAMS, “U.S. Foreign Policy and National Security: Chronology and Index for the 20th Century,” ABC-CLIO, April 2010.
Lt. Col. Jack C. Mason, The Army School System, Warren, Mich., “Until Antietam, The Life and Letters of Major General Israel B. Richardson,” Southern Illinois University Press, November 2009.
Stephen L. Melton, Center for Army Tactics, “The Clausewitz Delusion: How the American Army Screwed Up the Wars in Iraq and Afghanistan (A Way Forward),” Zenith Press, November 2009.
The following personnel were awarded the Silver Pen and certificate for their significant articles in a major publication:
Dr. David A. Anderson, DJIMO, “Ideology or Pragmatism? U.S. Economic Aid, Military Assistance, and Foreign Military Sales: 1950-2007,” Strategic Insights, August 2009 (Vol. VIII, Issue 3).
Dr. Terry L. Beckenbaugh, Department of Military History, “Artillery Speed Shifter,” Chapter 13-A History of Innovation: U.S. Army Adaptation in War and Peace, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Dr. Thomas A. Bruscino Jr., SAMS, “The Analogue of Work: Memory and Motivations for America’s Second World War Soldiers,” War & Society, October 2009.
Dr. Thomas G. Clark, Land Power Studies Institute, “Design for Operational and Tactical Leaders,” Armor and Cavalry Journal, January-February 2010.
Dr. Daniel G. Cox, SAMS, “The Struggle Against Global Insurgency,” Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 56, 1st Quarter 2010).
Russell Crumrine, DJIMO, “The Jordan Model: Coming Soon to a United States Embassy Near You,” DISAM Journal, November 2009.
Dr. William J. Davis Jr., DJIMO, Fort Lee, Va., “Utilizing a Sense of Community Theory in Order to Optimize Interagency Response to Complex Contingencies,” 15th International Command and Control Research and Technology Symposium Proceedings, to be published June 2010.
Dale C. Eikmeier, DJIMO, “Changing the Way We Think About Centers of Gravity,” Marine Corps Gazette (accepted for publication).
Dr. Christopher Gabel, DMH, “Tank Destroyer Force,” Chapter 6-A History of Innovation: U.S. Army Adaptation in War and Peace, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Col. Ellen L. Haring, DJIMO, Fort Belvior, Va., “Mobilizing Identity in the Pashtun Tribal Belt,” Small Wars Journal, March 2010.
Dr. Prisco R. Hernández, Directorate of Graduate Degree Programs, “The Great Captain and the Problems of Supreme Command in his first Campaigns in Naples (1495-1497),” Spanish Institute of History and Military Culture, Madrid, Spain (Winter 2009).
William C. Latham, DLRO, “Ordeal of the Tiger Survivors,” Journal of Army History, Spring 2010.
Jeffrey W.S. Leser and Dr. James J. Sterrett, Digital Leader Development Center (co-authors), “A Battle in Every Classroom,” Chapter 8: Joystick Soldiers: The Politics of Play in Military Video Games, Routledge, August 2009.
Maj. Leonard L. Lira, DJIMO, “Military Innovation in Russia and Japan during the Interwar Years: A Relevant Case Study in Strategic Analysis,” Strategos-The Journal of the United States Military Strategist Association, Spring 2010 (Vol. II, Issue I).
Lt. Col. Jack C. Mason, TASS, Warren, Mich., “My Favorite Lion, Maurice Britt,” Army Magazine, May 2008.
Lt. Col. Randy G. Masten, DJIMO, “Defining Weapons of Mass Destruction,” Combating WMD Journal, Spring/Summer 2010 (Issue #5).
Dr. Michael D. Mihalka, SAMS, and Mark R. Wilcox, DJIMO (co-authors), “Unintended Strategic Consequences of Security Assistance in the South Caucasus,” Joint Force Quarterly (Issue 57, 2nd Quarter 2010).
Dr. Jon B. Mikolashek, DMH, “Hellfire and Brimstone: Taji — 29 September 2007,” Chapter 8: Tip of the Spear: U.S. Army Small-Unit Action in Iraq, 2004-2007, U.S. Center of Military History 2009.
Dr. Richard A. Olsen, Department of Command Leadership, “Toxic Leadership: Part Deux,” Military Review, accepted for publication.
Maj. Francis J. Park, DJIMO, “The Strategic Plans and Policy Officer in the Modular Division,” Center for Army Lessons Learned, accepted for publication.
Gerald F. Sewell, DCL, “Emotional Intelligence and the U.S. Army Leadership Requirements Model,” Military Review, November/December 2009.
The following personnel were awarded the Bronze Pen and certificate for a significant book review, op-ed piece, or letter to the editor:
Dr. David A. Anderson, DJIMO, for his body of work consisting of three book reviews in Military Review and Strategic Studies Quarterly.
Rick Baillergeon, CTAC, for his body of work consisting of three book reviews in Armchair General and On Point.
Dr. Terry L. Beckenbaugh, DMH, for his body of work consisting of three book reviews and one article in Journal of Illinois History, Journal of Military History, Canadian Journal of History, and CGSC Foundation News.
Edwin B. Burgess, Combined Arms Research Library, for his body of work consisting of four review surveys published in Library Journal.
Mark T. Calhoun, SAMS, for his body of work consisting of two book reviews in Journal of Military History and Army History.
Dr. Daniel G. Cox, SAMS, for his body of work consisting of three articles published in Small Wars Journal and Terrorism Monitor.
Dr. William J. Davis, Jr., DJIMO, Fort Lee, Va., for his body of work consisting of an article in Military Review and an editorial in the Virginian-Pilot.
William K. Everett, TASS, Phoenix, for his body of work consisting of two book reviews in Infantry Journal.
Edward D. Jennings, CTAC, for his body of work consisting of two book reviews in Military Review.
Michelle A. Miller, CTAC, for her body of work consisting of three book reviews in Military Review and On Point.
Lt. Col. Celestino Perez, DJIMO, for his book review in the journal Perspectives on Politics.
Scott A. Porter, CTAC, for his body of work consisting of three articles appearing in The Armourer and The Trading Post.
Robert J. Rielly, DCL, for his body of work consisting of two book reviews in On Point and Armor magazine.
Dr. Barry M. Stentiford, SAMS, for his body of work consisting of four book reviews in Journal of Military History, Military Review, and On Point.
John F. Ukleya, DCL, for his article titled “Military and Media: A Relationship that Can’t Fail,” published in Military-Media Issues.
James E. Varner, CTAC, for his body of work consisting of two book reviews in Military Review.
Jonathan M. Williams, CTAC, for his article titled “Building Great Engineers at ILE: Forging Field Grade Success” in Engineer magazine.
