Hello spurr-ga,
I think that these four sources will get you started.
The first source considers lessons for business leadership from the
British military and from an episode in the American Civil War.
"Learning from best practice - leadership in the military
environment", by Robert Oxborough, TSOC Associate Consultant
TSO Consulting
http://www.tsoconsulting.co.uk/military.html
The second source has two pages that specifically address the lessons
of "Serve to Lead" for management of a business organization.
"3. Using Management Tools" [pages 31-32 of PDF file (pages 1304-05 of
text)]
Engineering Systems Management: ISE-1016
Engineering Management Research Laboratory
Western Michigan University
http://www.wmich.edu/~emrl/vt/pdf/book/4016/3.0.0-3.1.5.3.pdf
The third source is a basic introduction to the topic of how military
leadership lessons can be applied to business leadership.
"Military Leadership: Lessons to be Applied to Business Leadership",
by Steve Hallam
Colloqium in Leadership
College of Business Administration
The University of Akron
http://www3.uakron.edu/cba/lead/military.pdf
Finally, the fourth source explains how some Wharton students learned
leadership from exposure to military situations.
"To earn to lead, Wharton students travel far from the classroom", by
Miriam Hill (The Philadelphia Inquirer, February 17, 2002)
Center for Leadership and Change Management
The Wharton School [University of Pennsylvania]
http://leadership.wharton.upenn.edu/l_change/trips/Philly_Inq_2002.shtml
I hope that this information is helpful.
- justaskscott-ga
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