Lieutenant Commander Mike Dahlgreen dies while ordering the crew on the captured U-boat. Dahlgree placed Lieutenant Andrew Tyler in charge and his role changed to being a leader for his crew. Tyler was unfamiliar of the role of a leader and lacked certainty, but in a conversation with the Chief he realized his deficiency in his role as a leader. The Chief told him that he can not tell his crew “I don’t know” because it would damage the moral of his crew and possible lead to their death. He preceded to to punch on of his crew, because he went again Tyler’s order to cease fire. He concluded by stating that his crew want in a democracy. He asserted his power as their leader. The U-571 came into attack by a destroyer and Tyler was force to repose.
Richard Russell was a steadfast individual who believed that the United States should not support, or even attempt to enter into any kind of conflict without direct provocation or dire need of American intervention. This mindset played a major role in influencing his decisions on foreign policy issues such as the Gulf of Tonkin Incident, and the Vietnam War. Since there was what seemed to him a lack of antagonization on the part of the Vietnamese towards the United States, he believed that it would be a waste of money, time, and American lives to enter into a conflict that would bring no benefits to the United States. Russell being as adamant as he was, would make this point to his long time friend Lyndon Johnson on multiple occasions in an attempt to sway him from getting the United States involved. His attempt at swaying his long time friend from war would prove
b. Cpl. Harlon Block was Sgt. Strank’s second in command. He took over the leadership of his unit when Sgt. Strank was killed. Cpl. Block also died on March 1, 1945.
Armies and Navies have clashed since antiquity, but the airplane that enables aerial combat is barely a century old. Airplanes saw widespread combat in the First World War, and, despite the doubts and financial concerns of military leaders of the time, the brave men who fly them have gained their own dedicated military division, the United States Air Force. Billy Mitchell, through his charisma and an image that endeared him in American culture, was an instrumental figure in developing the modern Air Force.
The author develops her characters by giving them each motive. The reason as to why they have a certain motive is explained in the flashbacks. The biggest mystery throughout the novel is who is The Prophet and what is his motive. The prophet’s motive is revealed to be his mother who has influenced him into thinking the Georgia Flu was God’s doing. The following is dialogue between Clark and Elizabeth. “Clark: I think he’s maybe picked up some strange ideas about what happened Elizabeth: What kind of strange ideas? Clark: He thinks the pandemic happened for a reason… Elizabeth: Everything happens for a reason, its not for us to know.” (Pg. 260-261) This excerpt reveals the seed planted by Tyler’s mother, Elizabeth, which will later turn Tyler into the prophet. Tyler’s motive as to become the Prophet is revealed by this flashback. A person’s motive is based on their past
The commanding officer of team Bravo because of his service and Discharge in the Vietnam war gave him the leadership qualities the would have been a great help later in the film,. He , while he was alive, displayed some bitterness at the fact that he was in the national guard and not fighting in the war, that he cast aside to and now had to lead a bunch of misfits in routine training exercises he believed would never put to good use. The fact that he Allowed his men to steal canoes from locals displays his weariness of the service because no normal commanding officer would allow such acts within the US
When the battle of Queenston Heights began, General Isaac Brock was at Fort. George. When he received the bad news, he immediately travelled there by horse. If the Americans captured Queenston, they would've cut off the British' access to Detroit. The Americans saw Queenston Heights as a strategic area that needed to be captured. The Americans had 3,550 men (militia and regulars), while the British had 1,300 men (regulars, militia, and native warriors). Americans seemed to have the upper hand.
forced to kill. It ended up that he was the last one left on the island except
Keeping the Union soldiers safe through the night gave Carter Druce the privilege to sleep throughout the day. Carter woke up around 3 o’clock in the morning with chills running down his spine. Carter decided to go on a walk to reflect on what he has just done. Using the moonlight to guide him through the helpless camp, Carter’s emotion finally overtake him. As the salty tears ran down his face and touched his tongue, he realized pulling the trigger on his father was a grave mistake. It was at this moment that he decided leave the infantry and hold the Union leadership responsible for his father's death.
...im to write about his platoon members. Because Tim O’Brien goes to Vietnam and faces the stress and deals with the trauma his character is forever altered. This is the Tim O’Brien who discovers that one can never die.
He pushes himself through the brutal training and accepted his place as one of the least respected members of the group. Agu starts to look up to the Commandant as a hero and develops a personal relationship with him, only to get taken advantage of and raped. Towards the end of the movie, the battalion suffers heavy losses. They are running from NRG, the United Nations, as well as the government. They have no food or ammunition, which causes a lot of conflict with the group. The secondary tension (Josselyn, Mod. 4) that develops forces the group, including Agu, to abandon the Commandant and surrender to enemy forced to ensure their new goal of survival. Agu went through many hardships and made many difficult decisions, but in the end he survived. The perseverance he had is commendable and shows how important it is to get yourself through the tough parts in life to get to where you want to
Many qualities are in force to make a great leader. Captain Nemo has all of these. His well developed mind allowed him to not only deal with the technological details of the submersible, but also to deal with those around him in an advantageous way. The smooth running of any business is enhanced by attention to the smallest details. Nemo had a great capacity for the minutia of both his life and his work. A successful business depends on the respect a leader gains from his workers. When the captain showed respect he received respect in return. The three prisoners could consider themselves fortunate to be in the hands of such a leader.
Leadership is seen during almost every step of the plot in Watership Down. During many points of this story a leader is needed and takes charge and if they
Captain Aubrey exhibits and demonstrates leadership characteristics that inspire his crew to be the best that they can be. One of the most important leadership traits that Captain Jack has is a single-minded focus on his purpose. All of his decisions are held up against the g...
In A Few Good Men Lt. Daniel Kaffee is assigned to defend two marines, Lance Col. Harold Dawson and Pfc. Louden Downey, in the investigation of a murdered marine in their t...
Lieutenant General Conway the commander of the First Marine Expeditionary Force who was responsible for ...