Military Leadership Test.

[Marshal Murat]

Leadership Test

Four questions to determine which Anglo-American commander you are most like in leadership style.

Omar Bradley

[Crazed Rabbit]

Nifty.

Patton

Crazed Rabbit

[Lemur]

We haven't had a good quiz in a while, so bravo.

Another Omar Bradley

[Csargo]

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Biography:

Graduating from West Point at the head of his class, Wes Clark has achieved success throughout his military career. He served in Vietnam; was a key negotiator of the Dayton Peace Accords; and was head of the U.S. European Command. Clark was an Armor Officer who commanded at every level from company to division. As Supreme Allied Commander of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, he led the 19-member alliance to victory in Kosovo — NATO's longest and most difficult military campaign.
Leadership Attributes:

Clark has had a distinguished military career. As Commander-in-Chief, United States Southern Command, Panama, he directed all U.S. forces in Latin America and the Caribbean. As the Director, Strategic Plans and Policy, J5, the Joint Staff, he was the staff officer responsible for U.S. military strategic planning. Clark is also known for considerable diplomatic prowess — he was chiefly responsible for holding together the 19-member NATO alliance in Kosovo. He was also the lead military negotiator of the Dayton Peace Accords that brought the war in the former Yugoslavia to a halt.

Wesley Clark

[GeneralHankerchief]

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I got George Washington.

[Faust|]

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Wellington

That can't be so bad, can it?

[Sasaki Kojiro]

I got Robert E. Lee

Why are you guys spoil tagging your results?

[KukriKhan]

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Omar ftw

[seireikhaan]

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Wesley Clark

[AntiochusIII]

Fourth on Bradley.

Gee. We're a bunch of quiet armchair generals aren't we.

[Andres]

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Wesley Clark

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I got Robert E. Lee

Why are you guys spoil tagging your results?

Fixed it for you

[naut]

Teddy Roosevelt!

Biography:

Teddy Roosevelt was one of the most dramatic figures in American history. He was both an accomplished civilian and military leader. He captured the nation's imagination by leading the "Rough Riders" in the Spanish American war. As assistant secretary of the Navy under President William McKinley, Roosevelt vigorously worked toward a two-ocean Navy. As President, he was known for advocating environmental conservation, pro-labor policies, and expansionism.
Leadership Attributes:

Teddy Roosevelt was a man of action and preferred to lead from the front. He stunned the country when he resigned his powerful and comfortable position as assistant secretary of the Navy to establish and lead the Rough Riders in the Spanish American War. He achieved lasting fame by leading his regiment in a bold charge up Kettle Hill in the Battle of Santiago. Personally, he was upbeat and dominant. As President, he was a skilled diplomat, negotiating many issues favorable to the U.S., including Alaska's boundary with Canada. He even helped bring an end to the Russo-Japanese war of 1904-1905, for which he received the Nobel Peace Prize.

[Husar]

Omar Bradley

Gee. We're a bunch of quiet armchair generals aren't we.

Why? I said I'd jump into my jeep and visit the troops when communication fails.

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I always admire those commanders in movies who just stand around in the line of fire giving orders and not being scared by the bullets.

[Rodion Romanovich]

I got Robert E. Lee

Why are you guys spoil tagging your results?

Shame, perhaps?

[Omanes Alexandrapolites]

William C. Westmoreland for me. Never heard of him before today though.

[Togakure]

Patton for me. No surprise there.