Leadership is the process of influencing people

by providing purpose, direction, and motivation

while operating to accomplish the mission and
improving the organization.

What Military Leadership is

The Art Of Influencing and directing man in such

a way as to obtain their willing obedience,
confidence, respect and loyal cooperation in
order to accomplish the mission.

No, The leaders in military contexts does not exhibit

the same quality as organisational leaders.
An Military leader is anyone who by virtue of
assumed role or assigned responsibility inspires and
influences people to accomplish organizational
goals.
Wars may be fought with weapons, but they are won
by men. It is the spirit of the men who follow and of
the man who leads that gains the victory.

A leader of character
Who lives the Army Values, expresses empathy, and
embraces the Warrior Ethos
A leader of presence
With military bearing, whos physically fit,
composed and confident, and resilient
A leader of intellectual capacity
With mental agility, sound judgment, innovation,
interpersonal tact, domain knowledge

Military skills are put to good use in the private

sector. The traits of an exceptional soldier
leadership, persistence, teamwork, orderare also
the traits of exceptional logistics professionals.

Give and take

Negotiate across cultures
Operate under extreme stress

The military is actively training up-and-coming leaders to run

the military more like a business, with the term "efficiency"
being used with increasing frequency.
Using advanced analytics to enhance demand forecasting for
supply planning
Implementing warranty analysis techniques to improve
military fleet management.
Demand planning and forecasting: the key to making gains
The military is also evaluating ways to reduce its footprint by
narrowing the number of supply facilities, improving their
reaction time, and developing a more efficient model for
executing the logistics support mission,

"The biggest lesson learned was that if encourage

and support the people on the front lineswhether
they are soldiers or private sector workersthey can
solve any problem put before them.
Attention to detail is key in both the military and
corporate logistics
Persistence is the quality used mostly in both
military and private sector.

World class, combat honed, and expansive skill

sets in strategic planning
war gaming (competitor-on-competitor role
play), competitive intelligence, leader
development, rigorous standard enforcement
innovation in execution are only a few of the
cutting edge managerial skill sets that the
military brings.

Ken Hicks (Foot Locker)

Bob McDonald (P&G)
John Meyer (Acxiom)
Dave Grange (PPD)

Yes specific types of work or situation more likely to benefit

from the presence of battle-tested leaders.
The task include decision-making of a leader to set goals and
develop creativity, organizing and placing workers.
Leadership Lessons of the Navy SEALs is filled with
examples of how the SEALs have learned to operate
effectively as a team.
All types of work will get a good benefit if you have a leader
who has been tested.
EXAMPLE : Field of government such as the president.
The field of health as doctors.
The field of education as a teacher.