Outstanding piece George. So many lessons from those three days at Gettysburg: Leadership, the lack of it, courage and determination, futility and inspiration. The significance of the battle, the holiday it falls on and the personal relationships between so many of the opposing commanders makes the story so extraordinary.
Thanks, Pete. Yes, there is so much to unpack about Gettysburg & the Civil War in general. It is a treasure trove as a leadership study not just tactically or operationally. Principled courage on display from general to private.
George, as always the clear eyed vision you share for the purpose of leadership stirs the heart and steels the spine to do what is needed. Thanks for your continued service to inspire us all to be better.
George, this is an outstanding piece. I always enjoy your articles on leadership and the way you use historical facts in this article to illustrate your leadership principles was so well done. Thanks for sharing this and keep the great articles coming.
Outstanding piece George. So many lessons from those three days at Gettysburg: Leadership, the lack of it, courage and determination, futility and inspiration. The significance of the battle, the holiday it falls on and the personal relationships between so many of the opposing commanders makes the story so extraordinary.
Thanks, Pete. Yes, there is so much to unpack about Gettysburg & the Civil War in general. It is a treasure trove as a leadership study not just tactically or operationally. Principled courage on display from general to private.
George, as always the clear eyed vision you share for the purpose of leadership stirs the heart and steels the spine to do what is needed. Thanks for your continued service to inspire us all to be better.
Thanks, Bill.
Well done George !
Thanks, Frank!
George, this is an outstanding piece. I always enjoy your articles on leadership and the way you use historical facts in this article to illustrate your leadership principles was so well done. Thanks for sharing this and keep the great articles coming.
Sir, thanks for your thoughts & following our stuff.
Love this piece!
However, our 250th birthday is next year. You're confusing the 250th birthday the Army, 1775-2025.
Thanks, Chuck. You are absolutely right. Apologies.