LTC Moore and his men are under significantly more fire and pressure to not make mistakes, knowing that if they do it will cost them, as they have seen the severity of the situation since touching down on the landing zone. The majority of officers now are primarily focused on their units composure and just maintaining their fighting efficiency rather than anything else. LTC Moore I feel demonstrates exemplary leadership when he denies to be debriefed by his superior back at the base. He does this thinking that he feels if he leaves, his men’s positions will falter. CAPT Nadal I felt played a significant role in these chapters as well. I say this because I liked how before him and his company started a rescue mission of the isolated and cut off platoon, he took them all aside and gave them a boost of morale as well as inspiration. I feel that the main point of there chapters is to exploit the importance of reacting correctly. A good leader must be able to make quick and concise decisions if they wish to be successful. And this I feel, thus far LTC Moore has followed to the tee.
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