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DECKPLATE LEADERSHIPDECKPLATE LEADERSHIP

CMDCM(SW/AW) KempCMDCM(SW/AW) Kemp

PO1 EXPECTATIONSPO1 EXPECTATIONS

FIRST LINE LEADERSHIPFIRST LINE LEADERSHIP

RATING EXPERTISERATING EXPERTISE

PROFESSIONALISMPROFESSIONALISM

COMMUNICATION!COMMUNICATION!

LOYALTYLOYALTY

HERITAGE HERITAGE

GUIDING PRINCIPLESGUIDING PRINCIPLES

Deckplate LeadershipDeckplate Leadership

First Line LeadershipFirst Line Leadership

Rating ExpertiseRating Expertise

ProfessionalismProfessionalism

CommunicationCommunication

LoyaltyLoyalty

HeritageHeritage

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CommunicationCommunication– SponsorshipSponsorship

Culturally RelevantCulturally Relevant– IndocIndoc

IntegrityIntegrity– MentorshipMentorship

WHAT IS LEADERSHIP?WHAT IS LEADERSHIP?Leadership has many definitions:Leadership has many definitions:

Leadership is the offspring of intelligence and Leadership is the offspring of intelligence and charisma that is used to get a group of people to charisma that is used to get a group of people to do what they would not normally do on their own. –do what they would not normally do on their own. –Anonymous MarineAnonymous MarineLeadership is inspiring people to consistently do Leadership is inspiring people to consistently do what you do when you are not around. –Anonymous what you do when you are not around. –Anonymous First SergeantFirst SergeantGood or bad, you know you are a leader when people Good or bad, you know you are a leader when people are following you.are following you.

When it comes to Leadership and Leaders:When it comes to Leadership and Leaders:Obedience to leaders is good only if those leaders Obedience to leaders is good only if those leaders prove themselves worthy to lead.prove themselves worthy to lead.Association breeds assimilation.Association breeds assimilation.

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How are yall doin it at your How are yall doin it at your command?command?

Cool QuoteCool Quote“One must put himself in the place of those whom he would lead; he must have a full understanding of their thoughts, their attitude, their emotions, their aspirations, and their ideals; and he must embody in his/her own character the virtues which he would instill into the hearts of his/her followers.” Gen John A. Lejeune, 18 Jan 1921