“FOR A PEOPLE WHO ARE FREE, AND WHO MEAN TO REMAIN SO, A WELL ORGANIZED AND ARMED MILITIA IS THEIR BEST SECURITY” THOMAS JEFFERSON, 3 RD PRESIDENT OF.

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“FOR A PEOPLE WHO ARE FREE, AND WHO MEAN TO REMAIN SO, A WELL ORGANIZED AND ARMED MILITIA IS THEIR BEST SECURITY” THOMAS JEFFERSON, 3 RD PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

 I WILL ALWAYS PLACE MISSION FIRST  I WILL NEVER ACCEPT DEFEAT  I WILL NEVER QUIT  I WILL NEVER LEAVE A FALLEN COMRADE SOLDIER’S CREED

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF COUNSELING?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE OBJECT OF COUNSELING? A: FOR ONE PERSON TO HELP ANOTHER

LEADERSHIP Q: HOW DO YOU DEVELOP A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY IN YOUR SUBORDINATES?

LEADERSHIP Q: HOW DO YOU DEVELOP A SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY IN YOUR SUBORDINATES? A: KNOW YOUR SOLDIERS

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT SHOULD A LEADER DO TO ENSURE SOLDIERS UNDERSTAND & CARRY OUT THE ASSIGNED TASK?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT SHOULD A LEADER DO TO ENSURE SOLDIERS UNDERSTAND & CARRY OUT THE ASSIGNED TASK? A: SUPERVISE THE TASK

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE NUMBER ONE PRINCIPLE OF TRAINING?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE NUMBER ONE PRINCIPLE OF TRAINING? A: TRAIN AS YOU FIGHT

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF INFLUENCING OTHERS TO ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE PROCESS OF INFLUENCING OTHERS TO ACCOMPLISH THE MISSION? A: BY PROVIDING PURPOSE, DIRECTION AND MOTIVATION

LEADERSHIP “TO SEE WHAT IS RIGHT AND NOT TO DO IT, IS WANT OF COURAGE” - CONFUCIUS

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE FLOW OR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE FLOW OR EXCHANGE OF INFORMATION AND IDEAS FROM ONE PERSON TO ANOTHER? A: COMMUNICATION

During the first "Decoration Day" remembrance at the Gettysburg cemetery on 30 May 1868, the Reverend Doctor Brown said these words, "The noble dead, who fell here and on these neighboring hills, need no eulogium from our lips. They have secured the proudest of all earthly honors, and their tombstones bear the inscription: They Died for their Country. There is no danger that they will be forgotten”

LEADERS in the New York Army National Guard demonstrate high degrees of personal character. They show self-discipline, initiative and determination, and are consistent and fair with others

LEADERSHIP “If everyone is thinking alike, Some one isn’t thinking.” -General George Patton

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE ACT OF KEEPING A GRASP ON A SITUATION AND ENSURING PLANS ARE IMPLEMENTED PROPERLY?

LEADERSHIP Q: WHAT IS THE ACT OF KEEPING A GRASP ON A SITUATION AND ENSURING PLANS ARE IMPLEMENTED PROPERLY? A: SUPERVISION

“It doesn’t take a hero to order men into battle. It takes a hero to be one of those men who goes into battle.” - General Norman Schwarzkopf