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Scheduling discipline. Good leaders understand it. Great leaders demand it.
Scheduling discipline. In the words of retired USAF Chief of Staff General John Jumper, ‘Plan to fly; fly the plan’. Not only do his words apply to most all aspects of aviation, but the concepts are applicable to every industry. General Jumper’s commitment to scheduling stability came at a time when the fighter community was in chaos. This chaos rippled into my role as an Aircraft Maintenance Officer. Fighter pilots were not current in required [...]
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