WASHINGTON (Tribune News Service) — Wayward soldiers, beware: The top sergeant in the Army is watching. And when he's done, your squad leader will be keeping an eagle eye on you, too. Sgt. Maj. of the Army Daniel Dailey said that keeping soldiers under a watchful gaze is one key to his new program to shore up the service's discipline dubbed "Not In My Squad." The program, set for introduction across meetings at posts worldwide, is designed to push sergeants to talk to their troops and to take responsibility for the actions of their subordinates on and off duty. "It's critical you know and understand your soldiers," Dailey said in an interview in his Pentagon office. Old...
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