“The Marines of Montford Point: America's First Black Marines” by: M. “The Last Stand of Fox Company: A True Story of U.S. “Hesitation Kills: A Female Marine Officer's Combat Experience in Iraq” by: J. “Forgotten Warriors: The 1st Provisional Marine Brigade, the Corps Ethos, and the Korean War” by: T.X. “First to Fight: An Inside View of the U.S. “Black Hearts: One Platoon's Descent Into Madness in Iraq's Triangle of Death” by: J. “After Action: The True Story of a Cobra Pilot's Journey” by: D. Commandant's Choice: “The Kill Chain: Defending America in the Future of High-Tech Warfare” by: C. How a Marine demonstrates completion of the annual requirement is at the discretion of the commander.ģ.a. Per the references, completion of the CPRL reading requirement shall be noted in the individual Marines fitness report or be taken into account when assigning proficiency/conduct marks.
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Professional publications inform debate on current, topical issues of relevance to the Marine Corps and promote intellectual growth of the individual Marine.Ģ.d. Scholarly and professionally oriented articles published by independent magazines and journals foster innovation, professional military education (PME) development, critical study of the profession of arms, and serious discussion regarding topics of interest within the Marine Corps. Marines are highly encouraged to incorporate periodicals and podcasts into their reading regimens. Previous CPRL book titles will remain available under the heading “Archive” along with a list of significant national and Marine Corps related titles listed under the heading “Foundational.”Ģ.c. The CPRL and related information can be found at https:(slant)(slant)(slant)usmc-reading-list-2020.Ģ.b. In addition to the updated reading list, the Gray Research Center in coordination with the Brute Krulak Center for Innovation and Creativity has added new content to the CPRP to include the current podcasts, articles, and discussion guides. Each year, Marines shall read a minimum of five books from the CPRL.Ģ.a. The CPRL is arranged into five categories: Commandant's Choice, Profession of Arms, Innovation, Leadership, and Strategy. The Commandant's Professional Reading List (CPRL) has removed the rank distinction and consolidated the list of publications into five categories.Ģ. To ensure the Commandant's Professional Reading Program (CPRP) remains relevant, current, and promotes professional discussions amongst all Marines. REF C IS MCO P1070.12K W CH1, MARINE CORPS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ADMINISTRATION MANUAL.//
REF B IS MCO 1610.7A, PERFORMANCE EVALUATION SYSTEM. NARR/REF A IS MCO 1553.4B, PROFESSIONAL MILITARY EDUCATION. ITunes/Apple, Sticher, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Linktree for additional streaming services.SUBJ/REVISION OF THE COMMANDANT'S PROFESSIONAL READING PROGRAM// Safe Room is a weekly horror video game discussion podcast with new episodes every Monday on So join us this week as we further unpack more of LIDAR.EXE, do a deep dive on Scanner Sombre, and even make some time to chat about Gamescom 2022 announcements! Building upon the lidar environmental mapping mechanic of the latter, while placing a more significant emphasis on horror, allows LIDAR.EXE to stand on its merit. KenForest avoids this common pitfall with LIDAR.EXE in his horrifying homage to 2017’s Scanner Sombre from developer Introversion Software. And time and time again, we’ve seen homages that use that inspiration as a crutch rather than implementing their unique creativity. Drawing direct inspiration from a predecessor while forging one’s identity from that inspiration is a tricky balance. Before diving into this week’s discussion, be sure to check out last week’s discussion on The Evil Within 2 !
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