Military Leadership During The Bosnian War

356 Words2 Pages
I define military leadership as being ready to lead your subordinates in any direction under any kind of pressure in any situation. Hearing about my parents experiences in the Bosnian military during the Bosnian war has made me very aware of how fast situations can escalate in war and how much followers depend on leaders to make the right decisions and guide them in the right direction. The military depends on leadership which is why I believe that different ranks and officers exist. I embody this definition of military leadership through all of the experiences that I have had where I needed to take charge and the be the leader. Some situations where I have embodied military leadership within my personal life is in group projects. Being
Show More
Related

  • Admiral Smith's Honor During Operation Deliberate Force

    769 Words  | 4 Pages

    “Leadership is a potent combination of strategy and character. But if you must be without one, be without strategy.” 1 With this statement, General H. Norman Schwarzkopf emphasizes the importance of character in leadership. According to Army Colonel Eric Kail, integrity is the most important aspect of an individual’s character. 2 Integrity guides an individual down a strict moral path, helping an individual to stay true to their convictions. A leader with integrity will gain the trust and respect

    Read More

More about Military Leadership During The Bosnian War

Open Document