ARMY AL&T
JOB WITH A VIEW
Curry enjoys the views while in the Middle East in 2022. She is an avid traveler and visits many international and U.S. locations for her job, too. (Photo provided by Erika Curry)
various temperaments of the workforce, which will allow her to handle challenges better in the future. “It is seldom that a course supersedes the statement of interest: prepares self, builds trust, stewards the profession, communicates, develops others, leads by example, gets results, creates a positive environment, leads others, [and] extends influence,” she said. “I highly recommend IDEAL as a leadership course.”
In her personal time, Curry is an avid traveler and enjoys being able to travel frequently as part of her job, too. She has been to Asia, the Middle East, Europe and a myriad of U.S. military installations. She travels in her role for several reasons, but most often she said it is to brief leadership on logistical matters, over- see training that is provided by the contractor to the Soldiers, and preform onsite surveys.
For Curry, the rewarding part about being in the Army Acquisi- tion Workforce is that it provides her with peace of mind. “Peace
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that the Solider does not have to worry about what is needed to support the mission, peace that their families have one less thing to worry about. Peace to know that I have done my part. … Te sum of all is greater than the sum of one,” she said.
Curry has learned throughout her career, “You miss every shot you don’t take. Anything that you want to achieve can’t be done without taking the initiative and doing the work,” she said. “If it’s meant to be, it’s up to me. You control you own destiny.”
—HOLLY DECARLO-WHITE
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