The Army’s top enlisted leader went to Reddit for soldiers’ ideas on fixing the service’s biggest...

"Many were relatively simple: fix the barracks; make leaders improve their time management; hold leaders to the same standards as their soldiers; encourage soldiers to use behavioral health resources and actually mean it; and recognize when something doesn’t have to be done that day and stop work at a reasonable hour to give soldiers time with their families. "

That's the gist of my 18 years active duty. Those have continuously been issues all this time.

I love the idea of going to social media for direct, unfiltered input. Especially Reddit which has a reputation of being a little less "sanitized." Good way to get the straight scoop.

I wish SMA the best of luck with this. We keep hearing about changes to prioritize Soldiers; but 350-1 training just keeps getting more onerous.