Army eliminates Distributed Leader Course
FORT BLISS, Texas — The Army is eliminating the requirement for all enlisted Soldiers to complete the Distributed Leader Course, or DLC I-VI, no later than Oct. 1. DLC, formerly
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FORT BLISS, Texas — The Army is eliminating the requirement for all enlisted Soldiers to complete the Distributed Leader Course, or DLC I-VI, no later than Oct. 1. DLC, formerly
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Enlisted soldiers are no longer required to take Distributed Learning Courses one through six, which account for 253 hours of mouse clicks and keyboard entries.
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