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Leadership In The Real World

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Leadership in the Real World: 50 Years of Building a Leadership Model. In his third book published under Tactical 16, retired Air Force Col. Petitmermet lays out solid leadership principles and real-world examples that business professionals should emulate and approaches they should avoid to be successful.


"My leadership philosophy comes from 50 years of actual hands-on leadership situations," said Petitmermet, who bases his tenets on 26 years as an Air Force pilot, 15 years working as a defense industry consultant, and over 25 years as the leader of a non-profit volunteer group.


Petitmermet's previous works provide readers with meaningful examples of leadership in action during his distinguished military career: Pretzel 06, Memories of a Forward Air Controller: Southeast Asia 1970-1971 and Top Cover for North America: Protecting America from the Soviet Threat.


"Tom's latest book drills down to critical areas every successful leader should focus on: competence, mission, people, communication, standards, integrity, loyalty, decision making, delegation, and teamwork," said Chris Schafer, CEO at Tactical 16 Publishing. "This book is a game changer!"

Product Details

PublisherTactical 16
Publish DateApril 15, 2021
Pages158
LanguageEnglish
TypeBook iconHardback
EAN/UPC9781943226566
Dimensions9.0 X 6.0 X 0.4 inches | 0.8 pounds
BISAC Categories: Business & Money, Education

About the Author

Tom Petitmermet is a farm boy from Oregon and retired from the Air Force in 1995 as a Colonel. Tom retired from the US Air Force in 19195 as a Colonel. His has had many exciting assignments including: Forward Air Controller, Southeast Asia (535 combat sorties) Squadron pilot, Armament Test Wing Eglin AFB FL Flight Safety Officer and aircraft accident investigation expert Operations Officer PQM-102 (Drone) Squadron, Holloman AFB NM F-106 Pilot, McChord AFB, WA Officer in Charge Component Repair Branch, McChord AFB, WA Faculty Instructor, Air Command and Staff College, Maxwell AFB AL Director of Readiness, Alaskan Air Command, Elmendorf AFB AK Squadron Commander, Aggressor Squadron, Elmendorf AFB AK Base Commander, Galena AFB AK Staff Officer, NORAD (Counter Narcotic Division Chief and Chief of Plans and Logistics) Deputy Chief of Staff NORAD. Tom also spent 15 years as a Aerospace defense contractor consultant and continues to lead the of a lay Christian ministry program for 25 years at his local church. Currently Tom lives with hi wife, PK in Colorado Springs. And the proud father of three adult children and 7 grandchildren.

Reviews

"I know Tom, I've read his books and I've witnessed his leadership skills first hand. Read this book and enjoy moving your leadership skills up more than just a notch or two."


Frank Leuck, Colonel, USAF, Retired



"A virtual "cookbook" for leadership success in the military & civilian worlds.

This book should be on the "mandatory read" list of all services' Command and Staff Colleges."

John Schmidt Colonel USAF (ret)



I had the good fortune of serving with Tom during two different assignments when I witnessed his superb leadership qualities first-hand. Now, thanks to this terrific book, his insights - gained throughout his career - can be shared with a much wider audience.


Joe Dixon, Colonel USAF (ret)



"Tom's book is a must read on LEADERSHIP - his insights and first hand experiences are classic."


Don Grandia, Col, USAF (Ret)



"I was on my third Air Force assignment as a Forward Air Controller (FAC), and Tom was on his second; it was a steep learning curve for both of us, and we know the leadership and decision-making skills demanded by FACs in combat. They had to tightly control the air assets while being bombarded by calls on three different radios. FAC decisions had to be quick and accurate--a wrong decision meant fratricide or escape of the enemy. Tom brought that unique decision making skill to each of his future leadership situations."

Jim Palmer, Colonel USAF Retired

Vietnam FAC 1968-1969




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