[May 7, 2016] Today I’m introducing “Army Vet,” who will be a regular featured guest blogger here at the theLeaderMaker.com. Over the past couple of years I’ve tried to bring a variety of perspectives on the topic of leadership. Army Vet will help me do this even better.
“Army Vet” is, of course, a pseudonym. He is real. The only way he would agree to write for theLeaderMaker.com was anonymously. As you will see, he’s not afraid to name names and tell it like it is but he does fear for his family, thus the fake name.
His experience in with militaries around the world is extensive but more poignantly, he originally served in the Israeli Army and then the U.S. Army; fighting in wars of both armies. He will write on military leadership but I think you will find him to be somewhat unconventional and certainly controversial.
Army Vet is a fighter and has fought traditional enemies of both the U.S. and Israel. He tells me that he has been involved in the interdiction of drug smugglers and terrorists along the U.S.-Mexican and Columbian-Venezuelan borders as well as more conventional battles in the Gaza Strip, Afghanistan, Iraq, Kuwait, Bosnia, Kosovo, Lebanon, Panama, Somalia, and Pakistan.
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