(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Mission first, people always
15.
Deployment cycles
36.
Low-hanging fruit
52.
Soldier burnout
48.
Organizational buy-in
55.
Leading from the front
70.
Metrics-driven
58.
Sustainment challenges
43.
Inclusive leadership
14.
Lessons learned
60.
26–50: Retention, Policy, and Structural Challenges
Recognition and rewards
20.
Career progression
28.
Top-down approach
67.
1–25: Morale, Culture, and Leadership
Retention initiatives
49.
Over-tasking
35.
Policy alignment
40.
Continuous improvement
61.
Accountability
19.
Taking care of Soldiers
16.
Dwell time
33.
Data-informed decisions
59.
Best practices
63.
PCS stress
32.
Purpose-driven
23.
Active listening
25.
Toxic leadership
5.
MOS satisfaction
46.
Alignment with Army priorities
71.
Open-door policy
6.
NCO development
29.
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Trust and transparency
11.
Selfless service
22.
Incentive programs
31.
Strategic messaging
54.
Assignment satisfaction key (ASK)
50.
Operational tempo (OPTEMPO)
34.
Staff synchronization
39.
Unit cohesion
10.
Manning the force
37.
Transformation initiatives
72.
Core values
4.
Ownership
24.
Change agents
66.
Bottom line up front (BLUF)
51.
Career broadening
47.
Promotion timelines
41.
Esprit de corps
2.
Mental health
8.
Reenlistment incentives
45.
Here’s a list of 75 buzzwords and phrases you’re very likely to hear in an Army division-level meeting about morale and retention issues:
Force structure
42.
Vertical integration
73.
51–75: Organizational Change and Corporate-Style Language
