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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Pictures - To Jack's House
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Friday, June 17, 2011. Pictures - To Jack's House. C-123 – Provider. Crew – 3. 80 ft long – 110 ft wing – 34 ft high. Empty wt – 30,000 lbs. Gross wt – 60,000 lbs. Ceiling – 25,000 ft. Cost $42.3MM (Million). 168 ft long – 160 wing – 39 ft high. Empty wt – 148,120 lbs. Gross wt – 323,100 lbs. Ceiling – 41,000 ft. Range – 2500 miles. Eielson AFB Flightline and the hard to find “Jack’s House”. Just because your b...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Military Classes of Supply
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Wednesday, September 11, 2013. Military Classes of Supply. Subsistence (food - Rations). Plus gratuitous (free) health and comfort items. 8211; General Supplies: Clothing, individual equipment, tentage. Organizational tool sets and kits, hand tools, unclassified maps, administrative and housekeeping supplies and equipment. Petroleum, Oil and Lubricants (POL). Such as health and hygiene products, soaps and tooth...
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Roomin' with Dutch: Crawler Escapades
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A mini-memoir of a my adventures working and traveling with Dutch during my youth; primarily detailing the summers following my junior and senior years in high school. (Not yet published - still in the editing phase) Keep watch here for news of progress and other stories dealing with my life and times with Dutch. Later in life, I had my own stories to tell although I still enjoyed listening to the grownups tell theirs—some of which I had heard oh so many times. Friday, December 14, 2012. At last month...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Just because your business card says manager doesn’t mean you are a Leader
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Wednesday, January 16, 2013. Just because your business card says manager doesn’t mean you are a Leader. Just because your business card says manager doesn’t mean you are a Leader! Two distinctively different abilities by definition. Manager – a grouping of abilities that provides one knowledge to react and plan for eventual outcomes. Which grouping do you fit into? For my money, given the opportunity to choose...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: May 2015
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Tuesday, May 19, 2015. Where I came from and how I got involved in this game we play:. Now I was preparing to land in Alaska, a far stretch from any kind of career in marketing. But because of my education, a contract. With the United States Army and the correlation between marketing and Quartermaster supply and services, I now had a chance to become part of management naïvely never realizing that management po...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Moose Heads
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Sunday, June 7, 2015. There's a Moose in the Gard Shack (expressed poetically). New heads make bad decisions,. Heads in charge clean up behind. Heads get excited,. Cooler heads offer no help. Some heads forget to engage the brain,. Cooler heads offer wisdom. Still other heads do not hear precisely,. But final heads provide the clarity. Untested heads forget to practice,. Another head called on to quieten,.
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Copy back from Editor - 15 Mar 13
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Friday, March 15, 2013. Copy back from Editor - 15 Mar 13. Beware the Ides of March! About ten day back, I received the results of “There’s a Moose in the Guard Shack” back from my editor. Let me say this right now. I haven’t seen that much RED ink since the 7. Nevertheless, I have not yet found one remark that I didn’t agree with—making the final product just that much better. Cecily, my editor, has recommende...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Next Year (It’ll get Better!)
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Thursday, August 6, 2015. Next Year (It’ll get Better! I knew that if I could just get through my fish year in the Corps of Cadets, my life would get easier and easier over time. Boy! Life doesn’t ever get easy. This is one of life’s best kept secrets. Life only gets harder (and harder). With progression comes responsibility. Experience changes all perceptions —. Except for those lacking integrity. Just a coupl...
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership: Classiest Guy I ever worked for
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There's a Moose in the Guard Shack and more Adventures in everyday Leadership. Give it a look! Saturday, July 11, 2015. Classiest Guy I ever worked for. Colonel James F. Dunn, Jr. As you are no longer with us, I am choosing to address you with some familiarity that I would have never attempted in the past. So here goes Jim. I have a few observations, thoughts and questions for you. Because of the position you held, you received our missions long before we ever learned of them. You observed and consum...
