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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion--comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries--is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership--a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature. This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions. AUTHOR: Jeffrey R. Sanderson is a retired U.S. Army Colonel. His military awards include the Silver Star, multiple awards of the Legion of Merit, and Bronze Star. He led Soldiers from the platoon through the Brigade level and successfully commanded a company and a battalion in combat operations. Academically, he has a Masters of Public Administration from Western Kentucky University, a Masters of Military Arts and Sciences from the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies, a Masters of Strategic Studies from the Air War College, and a PhD in Leadership and Organizations from Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. An insight into combat leadership at the battalion level, with lessons for both active-duty military and anyone interested in understanding leadership under extreme conditions. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion-comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries-is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership-a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature.This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion-comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries-is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership-a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature.This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions.…

Soft cover. Condition: Good to Very Good. Dust Jacket Included. First Paperback Ed. & 1st Printing.. Inventory # D594-1 FATE (Pulp Digest Magazine); Vol. 17, No. 1, Issue 166, January 1964 True Stories on The Strange, The Unusual, The Unknown - Published by Highland Park, IL: Clark Publishing Company, ** ARTICLES (1) Sea Serpents AND Whatchamacallits by Ivan T. Sanderson (2) Glossolalia - Fad Or Religious Experience by Jeffrey Liss (3) Can We Measure Psychical Energy? by Brackett K. Thorogood (4) Bear Paws Or The Feet Of Buddha? by Robert N. Cheetham (5) Another Look At Werewolfery by Nandor Fodor (6) What Does The Drug Experiences Hold For You? by Paul Foght STORIES (1)The Priest And The Saucer by Rev. Father R. Dean Johnson (2) Mexican Cult Of Human Sacrifice by Bill Starr (3) Audrey Meadows And The Rooming House Ghost by Dick Kleiner (4) A Banshee Named Ruth by Marilyn Smith (5) The Ivory Lady Who Turned Away by Michael Bouissou; PRICE = $16; G/VG; 1 inch tear on fc; writing on fc Size: 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. Book.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. The second edition of the popular book with updated information that includes the latest trends in soccer and helpful information for any parent who wants to learn more about the game their child is playing. Now includes a cut out "cheat sheet" you can take to the field to reference during games! "An American Parent's Guide to Soccer" explains soccer concepts to parents ofyoung players. It's an explanation of how the game is played, and a peek intothe culture surrounding the game. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion--comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries--is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership--a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature. This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions. AUTHOR: Jeffrey R. Sanderson is a retired U.S. Army Colonel. His military awards include the Silver Star, multiple awards of the Legion of Merit, and Bronze Star. He led Soldiers from the platoon through the Brigade level and successfully commanded a company and a battalion in combat operations. Academically, he has a Masters of Public Administration from Western Kentucky University, a Masters of Military Arts and Sciences from the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies, a Masters of Strategic Studies from the Air War College, and a PhD in Leadership and Organizations from Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. An insight into combat leadership at the battalion level, with lessons for both active-duty military and anyone interested in understanding leadership under extreme conditions. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardback. Condition: New. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion-comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries-is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership-a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature.This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - 'This reviewer found much to think about. However, it is quite heavy going and uses the language developed by academics for leadership theory. This is likely to be of interest to anyone with a deep interest in the subject, or to someone swotting for a serious leadership or command course. It might not do any harm to an officer with genuine aspirations of battalion command.' - Army Rumour ServiceCombat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion--comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries--is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership--a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature.This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions.…

Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. Combat is extreme leadership, requiring the utmost of an organizational leader. Complex combat operations require competent and confident leaders, and while combat constantly evolves with technological advances, the requirement for combat leaders remains. A battalion--comprising a headquarters and multiple companies or batteries--is the backbone of tactical combat operations. The position of battalion commander exemplifies organizational leadership--a combination of personal leadership and resource management. Commanding such a unit in the high-stakes environment of combat demands exceptional leadership skills honed over years of training. Yet despite their critical role, the experiences and insights of battalion commanders have often been overlooked in the literature. This book addresses that gap by examining the experiences of twelve battalion commanders who successfully led their units in combat, exploring the personal traits, skills, and leadership principles that contributed to their success. By analyzing the common themes of their leadership styles, retired U.S. Army Colonel Jeffrey R. Sanderson, PhD, offers valuable lessons for current and aspiring military leaders and for anyone interested in understanding leadership under the most extreme conditions. AUTHOR: Jeffrey R. Sanderson is a retired U.S. Army Colonel. His military awards include the Silver Star, multiple awards of the Legion of Merit, and Bronze Star. He led Soldiers from the platoon through the Brigade level and successfully commanded a company and a battalion in combat operations. Academically, he has a Masters of Public Administration from Western Kentucky University, a Masters of Military Arts and Sciences from the U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies, a Masters of Strategic Studies from the Air War College, and a PhD in Leadership and Organizations from Anderson University in Anderson, South Carolina. An insight into combat leadership at the battalion level, with lessons for both active-duty military and anyone interested in understanding leadership under extreme conditions. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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