September 11, 2006

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09.11.06

September 11th is a tragedy that struck all of us. It caused us to look deeper inside ourselves to see what we had and what we lacked. As any crisis reveals, leadership is something that is built over time and not something you dream up on a moments notice. A lot of character was revealed and developed that day.

Five Years Later, Memories and Lessons of Sept. 11 Remain Strong
by Stephen Barr, Washington Post
Steven M. Carter Sr. and William Stout showed that day the importance of leadership, experience and training.

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