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As junior and midgrade officers transition from their roles as leaders at sea and search for professionally-rewarding and challenging jobs ashore, The Naval Officer's Guide to the Pentagon will serve as a valuable helping hand in this journey. This practical guide will advise officers of all paygrades, experience levels, and communities on what it's like to live and work in Washington and in the Pentagon, in particular. Using insights and writing from those who have served in the Pentagon and in Washington in a variety of staff roles, the book also serves as a user-friendly "one-stop shop" for advice and information.As officers who may have not "D.C. experience" consider professional and personal opportunities inside the Beltway, this desktop guide will use a conversational style to demystify the roles and responsibilities that they may be asked to assume. In particular, the book will explore the history of the building, its construction, and how to navigate its miles of corridors; examine the service, joint, and secretariat staffs that are headquartered in the Pentagon; explain some of the staff jobs that may be available to officers seeking to work in the Pentagon; explore some of the governmental branches, agencies, and other organizations that exist in Washington with whom officers at the Pentagon may interact; and describe recreational and other personal opportunities that exist in Washington that may be of interest to naval officers and their families.The book also includes the personal insights and advice from successful officers representing various warfare communities in which they directly advise the reader on their tips for success. Tailored exclusively to naval officers, as well as for those merely interested in better understanding the demands and lifestyle of this career, the Naval Officer's Guide to the Pentagon will be a positive addition to the professional libraries of young naval leaders, past, present, and future.
As junior and midgrade officers transition from their roles as leaders at sea and search for professionally-rewarding and challenging jobs ashore, The Naval Officer's Guide to the Pentagon will serve as a valuable helping hand in this journey. This practical guide will advise officers of all paygrades, experience levels, and communities on what it's like to live and work in Washington and in the Pentagon, in particular. Using insights and writing from those who have served in the Pentagon and in Washington in a variety of staff roles, the book also serves as a user-friendly "one-stop shop" for advice and information.As officers who may have not "D.C. experience" consider professional and personal opportunities inside the Beltway, this desktop guide will use a conversational style to demystify the roles and responsibilities that they may be asked to assume. In particular, the book will explore the history of the building, its construction, and how to navigate its miles of corridors; examine the service, joint, and secretariat staffs that are headquartered in the Pentagon; explain some of the staff jobs that may be available to officers seeking to work in the Pentagon; explore some of the governmental branches, agencies, and other organizations that exist in Washington with whom officers at the Pentagon may interact; and describe recreational and other personal opportunities that exist in Washington that may be of interest to naval officers and their families.The book also includes the personal insights and advice from successful officers representing various warfare communities in which they directly advise the reader on their tips for success. Tailored exclusively to naval officers, as well as for those merely interested in better understanding the demands and lifestyle of this career, the Naval Officer's Guide to the Pentagon will be a positive addition to the professional libraries of young naval leaders, past, present, and future.