I consider this to be Ralph Peters best article yet. I am also fortunate to call him a friend. I just got off email to him congradulating him on it. His points are similiar to the ones I make in Chapter 3 of my recently released book Manning the Legions of the United States and [...]
Archive for May, 2009
Ralph Peters Wishful Thinking and Indecisive Wars
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged American Exceptionalism, Manning the Legions of the United States and Finding Tomorrow's Centurians, political correctness, Ralph Peters, The American Way of War, War on Terro on May 29, 2009 | 10 Comments »
Great few last weeks…
Posted in Adaptability, How to develop adaptability, Professional Development, tagged Adaptive Leader Methodology (ALM), Taylorism on May 24, 2009 | 5 Comments »
I had the honor to present or be part of a panel, or both during the last two months, specifically talking about the Adaptive Leader Methodology (ALM) not only to the Army, but also to the other services at Joint Forces Command (JFCOM) Small Unit Excellence conference, at a best training and accessions practices conference hosted by the [...]
On War #305: The Future is Now
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged American culture, Bio-terror weapons, Generations of War, William S. Lind on May 22, 2009 | 5 Comments »
by William S. Lind
19 May 2009
For years, I have warned in these columns and elsewhere that the future weapon of mass destruction we should most fear is not a nuke. Rather, it is a genetically engineered plague, a plague no one has ever seen before and against which no one has any immunity. In the [...]
More Senior leaders caught lying…
Posted in Leadership, tagged Manning the Legions of the United States, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, Strength of Character, Winslow Wheeler on May 19, 2009 | 5 Comments »
IS there a point in our nation today where a politican can also become a leader and have to tell like it is?
Can a politican be a leader as well as play the politcal side?
I think they can, as Congressman Ron Paul and Senator Jim Webb do, but in my opinion these two guys are rare [...]
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