Drop a name - who is the best Leader/Manager/Comander you ever worked for?

Best officer I ever worked for was LTG Harold G Moore. I commanded Co. A, 1st Bn, 7th Cavalry under his command during the battle of LZ X Ray and others. He is smart, courageous, cares deeply for his soldiers and tough, both physically and in maintaining standards.

Lt. Colonel Keith Taylor. He has been my Plt Ldr, CO and Bn Cdr. Always a good man who took care of his people.

Doug Kreulen, Colonel USAF (Ret), Best Squadron Commander I ever ran into. Bobby McGough, Colonel USAF (Ret) Best mentor I had the pleasure to know. Kenneth Dean, MSgt USAF (Ret) My first sergeant....Here is to you Shirt!

My best leader was Cpt Petrenko now Brigadier General Petrenko. He pushed us hard and was never afraid to get dirty

I would have to say that there were two. LTC. Joseph Viale, and Maj. Karl Eikenberry: C.O., and Executive Officer, UNCSG-JSA, Panmun Jom, Korea.

Tech Sgt, Del Slaughter "B" Flight NCOIC NKP Thailand, 1970-71

Me.

Avia Toney. She was my department manager in QC. She taght me more about business than anyone.

My Vietnam-era commander: Lt. General Paul W. Myers, who became the AF Surgeon General. We remained friends even after I was discharged. He invited me to his office in D.C. as my former commander and friend. He has passed away, but I still remember his “open-door policy” which afforded me the opportunity to discuss hospital matters with him at Wilford Hall USAF Medical Center in San Antonio, Texas during my war and peacetime years.