Tomorrow I will be speaking at the SNA Symposium in Crystal City, VA from 0915-1000. For those of you who may not be aware, SNA is an organization that brings together active duty, reserve and retired military and all others who share a common interest in the Navy’s Surface Warfare community.
For those of you who can attend, this year I will be taking a different approach on my presentation and will use my personal cruise book photos to illustrate my journey through our Navy – from my first ship, USS ENTERPRISE, to my major command tour, CO USS CAPE ST GEORGE. I intend to discuss the key lessons I learned along the way that I believe remain relevant today and some of the significant changes our Navy has undergone over my 38 years of active duty.
For those of you who cannot attend, I’ve posted my presentation below.
All the best, JCHjr
Update: You can view the video of my presentation here.
9 comments:
I will not be able to attend, but this looks like a PPT presentation as it should be...in support of the dialog. An update with the transcript would be greatly appreciated.
V/R,
B. Walthrop
Nicely done. The implicit contrast is profound.
Superb presentation!
Nicely done Sir! Wish I could have been there to see & hear it live. Unfortunately for me, the CRA scrubbed my travel plans. I was really looking fwd to going this year -- especially since I'll be back in the SURFOR later this year. Maybe next year. Hope your presentation was well received.
V/R,
I am posting a link back here from my blog. Thank you Admiral. Your open discussion of this topic is greatly appreciated.
Admiral,
As usual, Authentic, from the gut with a whole lot of heart. One hour of pure salty leadership. If I were teaching at CLS, I would cement this video in the curriculum.
Refreshingly inspirational!
Prouder to serve ---THANK YOU!!
V/R JR
Add the video to PCO/PXO and every leadership class down the line to PO indoc. It is an hour truly worthy of being added to the curriculum of every Navy leadership class. Inspiring.
Vr/Mike Lambert
Captain
USN - retired
"You play the hand you're dealt"
Quite right & well played, sir.
Please pass along my thanks to Mrs. Harvey as well.
Truly inspiring message! I wish I had seen it while I was still on active duty. I couldn't agree more with Captain Lambert's post! Show this in every Naval Leadership class possible.
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