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Sixty-five years, the Allied armies under the command of General Dwight D. Eisenhower stormed the beaches of Normandy to liberate Europe and at the end of the Second World War. This has been and is still one of the most complex operations ever performed military. It was planned and executed without the aid of modern communications and equipment we now take for granted. So what can we learn from these historical events more than half a century ago, who could help us today? Leadership.
The success of the invasion Allied was the result of a superior leadership to go with General Eisenhower, Supreme Commander, and continued all the way to the sergeants and young officers who led troops in battle. While the Germans have also had good individual leaders such as Field Marshal Erwin Rommel as a group, not share the same vision of how to defend the beach. Therefore, what began as a foot on the mainland by the Allies increased aggravated assault could not be contained. The direction of General Eisenhower and his subordinates became an important factor that the Allies fought together as a team. Allies finally able to land enough troops and supplies, while the Germans could not replace their losses. After some fierce fighting, the U.S. Third Army under the direction of General Patton broke through the German lines. After the break, came the Germans were about to be surrounded. Those who could escape to fight another day at the retreat, while the vast majority have been victims or are become prisoners of war.
The same leadership principles used by the commanders of allied forces are the universal principles of leadership that can be applied today. Given the complex challenges facing the country, will be an excellent leadership Which brings us forward for a better day, as did 65 years ago.
Today more than ever, strong leadership is needed to resolve key challenges facing our country and the world. Business leaders need to provide strong leadership for their organizations in a weak economy. Other need to solve the great problems of energy, health care and global warming. Although these lessons of history Leadership was forged in the heat of the battle desperate D-Day, the common element that remains is human nature. Leadership is the capacity to do things, solve problems and move us to a better day. We need effective leaders at all levels and in a cross-section commercial businesses, nonprofit and state. Therefore, the same principles that were used by Allied leaders to win can then be used today to move us forward.
A good example of a principle of leadership in action is the concept of "Vision". Eisenhower outlined his plan for a successful invasion. The plan was known as Operation Overlord. All officers must have a compelling vision of the future. This defines where to go and gives his followers an element of hope for future success. Well it is a simple, perhaps obvious good leadership, it is easier said than done. Develop a compelling vision need a leader to have a thorough understanding of the operating environment of its capabilities and limitations of your organization and a clear understanding of its strategy to move forward. Good leaders engage their people to help them develop their vision. This creates the organization buy-in and seeking support from the organization. Therefore, the vision is a fundamental element of good leadership. If you're going to be an effective leader, learning from history and make sure you have a compelling vision to inspire his followers.
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