Leadership by example

Article Abstract:

A Colonel, who is a professor of political science at the United States Military Academy at West Point, stated that leadership by example is the deepest privilege and the most profoundly moral obligation that the commissioned officer would ever have. It is described that obligation is the moral nature of one's commission that gives its obligation nobility and severity, especially in time of war.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Ethics, Military Officers, Management, Evaluation, Ethical aspects, Company business management, Military leaders, Leadership styles

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Army installations: the foundation for the vision

Article Abstract:

The US Army Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management details his mission of planning, building, and maintaining military bases, including environmental stewardship, public relations, and overseeing base closures.

Government domestic functions, Army Commands NEC, Planning, Buildings and facilities, Military bases, United States. Army, Defense spending

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