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Leadership Lessons from an Aircraft Carrier Captain

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100,000 Tons of Leadership: Perspectives on leadership from a former aircraft carrier Captain. Utilizing stories from his time in command of the largest warship in the world, the USS Harry S Truman, a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, retired Vice Admiral Shelanski will share his ideas on leadership.
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Leadership Lessons from an Aircraft Carrier Captain
376 55mins May 14
100,000 Tons of Leadership: Perspectives on leadership from a former aircraft carrier Captain. Utilizing stories from his time in command of the largest warship in the world, the USS Harry S Truman, a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, retired Vice Admiral Shelanski will share his ideas on leadership.
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Leadership Lessons from an Aircraft Carrier Captain
100,000 Tons of Leadership: Perspectives on leadership from a former aircraft carrier Captain. Utilizing stories from his time in command of the largest warship in the world, the USS Harry S Truman, a nuclear powered aircraft carrier, retired Vice Admiral Shelanski will share his ideas on leadership.
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Herm Shelanski
Herman Shelanski retired as a Vice Admiral in the United States Navy, after serving 38 years of dedicated and honorable service. The majority of his career was associated with aircraft carriers, the largest most powerful warship in the world and a testament of America’s dedication to national security and world peace. He has close to 500 launches and recoveries off of numerous aircraft carriers in the E2-C Hawkeye aircraft, navigated the USS Independence aircraft carrier around the horn and commanded a Hawkeye squadron during the maiden, around the world deployment of the USS John C Stennis aircraft carrier . Throughout his career he has lead at many levels and eventually promoted to a Vice Admiral, his most significant and satisfying leadership experience was as the Captain, in command of the USS Harry S Truman aircraft carrier during a wartime deployment.