A 22-week resident course, designed to educate students on mastering the fundamentals of combined arms war-fighting at the tactical level as well as prepare them for company command and staff responsibilities.

Established, equipped, trained, and led the first Combat Electronic Warfare and Intelligence (CEW-I) in the First Cavalry Division. The 30 soldier organization specialized in collection, targeting, and maneuver. Responsible for the maintenance, accountability, and deployment of all associated Top Secret and Secret equipment, valued in excess of $35 million. Co-authored an article published in the Infantry and Armor Magazines detailing the organization and its success. https://www.benning.army.mil/Infantry/Magazine/issues/2020/Fall/pdf/12_Malcolm-WildBill_txt.pdf

Platoon Leader of a Mechanized Infantry Platoon. Led one of the first gender integrated infantry platoons in the history of the U.S. Army. Led U.S. and multinational soldiers through complex operations in the U.S. and overseas. Responsible for the health, welfare, morale, safety and discipline of assigned Soldiers. Planned and supervised the Platoon's collective training, ensuring its readiness to deploy, fight and win decisively. Responsible for the tactical employment of the Platoon in combat. Responsible for the maintenance, accountability and deployment of all associated Platoon equipment, valued in excess of $13 million. Responsible for the professional development of Noncommissioned Officers and Soldiers.