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Article #148Leadership In The Air
From: Geoff Maple
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 20 Dec 1999 00:00
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All, I'm doing research for an article on Leadership in the Royal Air Force and I am asking for your help. We know lots and lots of useful theories and practical examples of leadership on the ground with tales of Generals, Air Marshals and courageous platoon commanders, but I want to learn more about leadership within our air forces and in the air. For instance, how do you feel about the difference between management and leadership when you are the commander of a '4 ship' combat air patrol? Do you think that leadership exists in this highly technological air combat environment? Have you come across situations whereby any leadership training benefited you in the air? What about commercial pilots? Are there any instances where leadership principles helped you in your decision making? I would be extremely grateful for any advice or feedback. Thank you. Geoff
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