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"Ranger smash!" I heard this often in the 75th Ranger Regiment, U.S. Army, an elite #Infantry unit that values strength and aggression. After all, the main point of the organization is to break things and people. Sometimes that strength and aggression results in things being broken that shouldn't be. That was considered acceptable, and even laudable. "Ranger smash" alludes to the Incredible Hulk and refers to the tendency of Rangers to apply their strength and aggression enthusiastically, breaking things that may or may not need to be broken. Most civilian jobs don't value Rangers' destructive tendencies quite the same way, but sometimes breaking things can be good for your organization. Most companies have policies, procedures, and even strategies that could use an enthusiastic application of "Ranger smash." You might not be a #Ranger, but don't be afraid to follow Rangers' example in moving fast and breaking things. #hirearanger

"Heroes Among Us: Why Did They Serve" features the personal voices of nine Nisei veterans reflecting on why they wanted to serve during WWII. Each interview is among the close to 1,100 Hanashi Oral History interviews housed within GFBNEC's digital archives. Featured in this powerful video compilation are: Ron Oba, 442nd RCT; Hideo Higa, 442nd RCT; Mary Yamada, Army Nurse Corps; Kenichi Muranaga, 100th Infantry Battalion (Separate); Hiroshi Arisumi, 232nd Combat Engineer Company; Kiyo Sato, Cadet Nurse Corps; Sam Sakamoto, 442nd RCT; Frank Inami, MIS; and, Harry Akune, MIS. Please visit our YouTube channel to see the other videos in the full series, "Heroes Among Us: Stories of Courage, Patriotism & Sacrifice."

📢 If you are transitioning from service within the next year, sign up for Annie S. Brock program at Leader Transition Institute. It is an investment in yourself and your future. It will only cost you some time on the weekend 📅 and some brain power 🧠 and introspection (you have all three to spare). You also get to build with Legos and Paint! It is so worth it! #ZigZagsAndPivots

Excited to share insights from our latest presentation about “Learning of Speaking Skills Through The Clipping of Greatest Leader.” Here I am speaking about Col.Lalit Rai Col.Lalit Rai is an Ex Army officer and honoured with Vir Chakar and Also everyone known for his bravery during the KARGIL WAR 1999. As a Commanding Officer 1/11 Gorkha Regiment. What I Learn through his clip. 1:- Col.Lalit Rai giving his Real life examples to convey his experience to encourage others. 2:- Eye Contact with other to gain the power and giving a Spirit. 3:- Clear and Concise Words with an understandable speech to connect his emotions and giving others motivation. 4:- Never Complaint in your Life because everything is right at the end. Last but not the least A thought by Col. Lalit Rai. “The Only Failure Is When You Say I GIVE UP” #presentation #insights #discussion"

👉 This is an incredible reminder for leaders to not allow authority to undermine organizational efficiency. The Marine Corps does an incredible job with this within our infantry squads. An example that comes to mind is the decision making authority that we placed on our point man when clearing compounds in Afghanistan. Typically, the point man is a junior Marine that leads a team of Marines through the compound. The point man is the first target an enemy combatant sees which translates to the point man being most likely to be wounded. Guess who makes the critical calls when clearing a compound for the team? Is it the team leader? Squad leader? Platoon commander “Lieutenant”? No! We trained that it’s always the point man’s role to dictate movements throughout the compound. The junior Marine on the team. The reason is simple: They have the most visibility to opportunities and threats. CTA: Trust your teams, OR spend time to train & develop them into your organizations “point people.” #HRadvice #TrainingandDevelopment #Pointman #TheOperationalLearningCoach

Check out the full episode below!! Callsign: Whisky Isaac Lee discusses his transition from the Marine Corps to civilian life, highlighting writing as therapy, #leadership, and the challenges of #adapting after military service. The conversation delves into #mentalhealth, the effects of #combat on personal life, and strategies for finding purpose and maintaining well-being post-service.

As discussed in my recent video, I am reflecting on my initial lesson from my time in the Indian Air Force - Discipline. In the armed forces, discipline serves as the foundation, crucial for success. This principle is equally vital in our personal and professional lives. Share your feedback in the comment section. With regards #Discipline #PersonalGrowth #learning #surensaini #powerofdiscipline

There is absolutely no future for Israel (and similarly for Palestine) based on the narrative of its radicals..... anyone who wants to claim the entire territory exclusively for themselves will only find eternal war, violence and destruction, whereas the moderates at both sides hold the key to peace by non-violent interaction and dialog as equals. This is the only path to replace fear and hatred by trust and solidarity and to solve the conflict forever. The only way out of the conflict is thus to learn to coexist as equals and to share the country as one union. There is in principle space for all (https://lnkd.in/dGTAtn6V, interesting data and interesting plan for the return of all displaced Palestinians). Practically, it means in my opinion to go back to the times of Canaan and establish (democratic) autonomous communities and spread them over the entire territory of Canaan. These autonomous communities can coexist and come together in two confederations of communities, an Israeli and a Palestinian one, sharing the country as a union. There is space for all cultural identities this way. Currently, such scenario seems very far fetched, but, the Israelis and Palestinians belong to Canaan and nobody outside is waiting for another exodus of any of the two. www.canaan.community & www.pax.ngo & www.convergence.ngo

The same group of Japanese WWII military clones Li/Lee got caught manufacturing 40 Millions WWII Japanese Military uniforms and boots. They are sick evils during WWII it only took 60000 these reptilian clones to murder and tortured to death 30 Millions Chinese. We are talking about one Military clone killed 500 humans. And if they are successfully cloned 40 Millions Japanese Military Ninja bots the entire human races will extinct by their dark swords. Please wake up they are cloning in several thousands of Japanese schools in China now, only Japanese can go in and these 40 Millions Japanese Military Clones will murder all humanity and all organic beings on earth. Please wake up to the end time clone wars as they are speeding up and will attack Long before original 2030 target dates.