Military Pop Culture Podcast   /     Episode 3: NCO Leadership on Film& TV

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Happy New Year, Everyone, especially our listeners overseas!  In this episode we continue our examination of combat leadership in film and television, with a special emphasis on the “backbone” of the military — the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO).  It is the sergeants and chiefs who make the military run effectively in war and peace.  We were only …Continue readingEpisode 3: NCO Leadership on Film& TV

Summary

Happy New Year, Everyone, especially our listeners overseas!  In this episode we continue our examination of combat leadership in film and television, with a special emphasis on the “backbone” of the military — the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO).  It is the sergeants and chiefs who make the military run effectively in war and peace.  We were only … Continue reading Episode 3: NCO Leadership on Film& TV

Subtitle
Happy New Year, Everyone, especially our listeners overseas!  In this episode we continue our examination of combat leadership in film and television, with a special emphasis on the “backbone” of the military — the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO).
Duration
32:36
Publishing date
2017-01-03 11:53
Link
http://www.militarypopculture.com/2017/01/03/episode-3-nco-leadership-on-film-tv/
Contributors
  The MPCP Crew: Army Veterans of Iraq& Afghanistan
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Enclosures
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Shownotes

Happy New Year, Everyone, especially our listeners overseas!  In this episode we continue our examination of combat leadership in film and television, with a special emphasis on the “backbone” of the military — the Non-Commissioned Officer (NCO).  It is the sergeants and chiefs who make the military run effectively in war and peace.  We were only able to scratch the surface in this session and plan on returning to this important topic in future episodes.  Scenes and characters from “The Sands of Iwo Jima”, “Zulu”, “The Boys in Company C”, “Generation Kill”, and “Gardens of Stone” are featured and discussed.