Thirty-four top-performing military leaders from 18 organizations across the Pacific theater embraced the meaning and honor associated with the Hawaiian value of leadership as they gathered on Oahu in January to kick off the FY16 Young Alaka’i class, an in-stride broadening opportunity designed to prepare them to succeed together as tomorrow’s strategic leaders. This year’s class expanded on the program’s successful 2015 pilot by opening the opportunity and welcoming participants from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, Republic of Korea Army and Japanese Ground Defense Force
Thirty-four top-performing military leaders from 18 organizations across the Pacific theater embraced the meaning and honor associated with the Hawaiian value of leadership as they gathered on Oahu in January to kick off the FY16 Young Alaka’i class, an in-stride broadening opportunity designed to prepare them to succeed together as tomorrow’s strategic leaders. This year’s class expanded on the program’s successful 2015 pilot by opening the opportunity and welcoming participants from the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, Republic of Korea Army and Japanese Ground Defense Forces, who benefited from one-on-one interaction with senior military mentors, non-governmental agency representatives, and experts in leadership philosophy and the Asia-Pacific region. ( Army photo by Sgt. 1st Class Mary E. Ferguson, 8th Theater Sustainment Command Public Affairs/RELEASED)
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