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What self development/improvement must a young army officer do to enhance his leadership qualities?
After getting commissioned as a officer what should be the sphere of emphasis that the young officer has to concentrate on to develope his leadership traits and qualities as a leader to enhance his standing within his unit, his subordinates, peers and superior officers with greater relevance to self improvement and self development personally and professionally.
The best thing he can hope for is a quality Platoon Sergeant...if he has one...and he is willing to pay attention and listen, that man will teach him everything he needs to know and then some. The Company First Sergeant and the Battalion Sergeant Major are also good resources...
But if you go in like a know it all...you are in for a hard time.
I'll tell you what I always told young Lieutenants, you are in charge but this is MY platoon. If I tell you what you are about to do is stupid and you tell me you are in charge and we are gonna do it your way you remember this....
The Battalion Commander is not going to come to you when it is screwed up, he will come to me and ask why did you let that Lieuteanat do that.
I hope that gives you some perspective on how it really is.
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What is the name of the police officer who was standing just left of Oswald when Ruby shot him?
He was dressed in all white and had a white hat. He looked very Texan. He was just to the left of Oswald in the photograph taken at the moment he was shot. What's his name? Is he still alive?
James R. Leavelle, born August 23, 1920, is a former Dallas, Texas homicide detective best known as the person in a Stetson hat and cream-colored suit to the right of Lee Harvey Oswald (viewer's left) in the famous photograph of Jack Ruby (birth name Jacob Rubenstein) shooting Oswald to death in the basement of the Dallas police station as Oswald was being transferred to jail. Leavelle was the officer to whom Oswald was handcuffed during the transfer. Leavelle had earlier joked with Oswald that if anyone tried to shoot him (Oswald) he hoped they were as good a shot as Oswald was.
Mr. Leavelle, who now resides in Garland, Texas, a suburb of Dallas, remains friends, or at least acquaintances, with other notable survivors of that infamous day. Nearby in the suburb of Mesquite, Bill and Gayle Newman reside, who, along with their two boys lying prostrate on the ground in the aftermath of the shooting, are seen in the famous newsreel footage. They were the closest individuals to the limousine when the fatal shot was fired. Leavelle also sees Aubrey "Al" Rike, the funeral home attendant, an ambulance driver who brought the casket to Parkland Hospital and placed JFK's body into the coffin, and who now lives in Plano, a Dallas suburb. Many of the survivors of the assassination and its aftermath meet occasionally at various seminars and symposia that are produced for educational purposes. Leavelle, back in 2006, met "Robert Oswald, the brother of Lee Harvey. Robert Oswald resides in nearby Ft. Worth, Texas, where he has lived since before the assassination. Leavelle describes Mr. Oswald as a pleasant, friendly, common-sense individual, who, like Leavelle, is convinced his brother Lee Harvey, was the one and only assassin. When Robert was asked why he believed that, he responded, "because I knew my brother."
Leavelle is also convinced Jack Ruby entered the Dallas basement through the walk-down ramp because a fellow policeman who had been stationed to guard the ramp, upon the transfer of Oswald to the county jail, was later identified by Ruby to Leavelle as the one on duty at that locale and time, something Ruby could not have known had he entered the basement by any other route than the ramp. In an episode of The Simpsons-"Mayored To the Mob" Leavelle was the design for the bodyguard teacher. The academy is even titled "Leavelle's BodyGuard Academy."
On December 7, 1941, Leavelle was stationed aboard the USS Whitney during the surprise attack at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He vividly describes the carnage that unfolded during a television interview.
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