Leadership in combat situations from "summary" of Once an Eagle by Anton Myrer
In the chaos of battle, leadership is the difference between victory and defeat. A true leader does not simply bark orders from a safe distance; they lead by example, showing courage and determination in the face of danger. They inspire their men to follow them into the fray, knowing that their leader will not ask them to do anything that they would not do themselves.
Leadership in combat situations requires quick thinking and decisive action. A leader must be able to make split-second decisions under immense pressure, knowing that the lives of their men depend on their choices. They must be willing to take calculated risks, sometimes sacrificing their own safety for the greater good of the mission.
A good leader is also a mentor and a teacher, guiding their troops with wisdom and experience. They know when to push their men to their limits and when to offer support and encouragement. They set high standards for themselves and their troops, always striving for excellence in everything they do.
Above all, a leader in combat must be selfless. The...
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