“When it comes to tactical planning and decision making more science yields less ambivalence.” Unknown
Science & Ambivalence…
Apology & Mistakes…
“To inquire if and where we made mistakes is not to apologize.” Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rickover in testimony before the U.S. Congress in April 1964
Tactics & Marksmanship…
“Good tactics have saved more lives than good marksmanship.” Accredited to Charles Heal (2012) References Heal, C.S. (2012). Field Command [Kindle Edition]. Brooklyn, NY: Lantern Books . Fred on Sun (2015) The Newhall Incident: Failure, Adaptation and Success…Or Lost Opportunity? Published in the latest ITOA News. Available from World Wide Web: http://www.lesc.net/blog/newhall-incident-failure-adaptation-and-success%E2%80%A6or-lost-opportunity. [Accessed: 11 December, 2016].
Enthusiasm…
“Never quell enthusiasm.” Unknown
Sharp Mind…
“A sharp mind is the warrior’s edge.” Unknown
Plans & Love…
“Never fall in love with a plan.” Unknown
CHAOS Stand For…
CHAOS Chief Has Arrived On Scene (USCG/Fire Department adaptation to Army usage) Colonel Has Another Outstanding Suggestion Colonel Has Arrived On-Scene (Disaster Control Response) Creates Havoc Around Our Systems There are a number of other acronyms, but the above are related to the military.
Boot Camp & Military Fitness Institute 