32: Some Interesting Maxims for Leaders & Managers

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When people get too old to set a bad example they start giving good advice.

2

Beware of people who tell you what they did instead of what they are doing.

3

People may doubt what you say, but they will always believe what you do.

4

To get things done choose a busy person. The other kind has no time.

5

There are two types of people who don’t say much – those who are quiet and those who talk too much.

6

Delegate – Don’t  keep a dog and bark yourself.

7

If you worry about the bees you will never get to the honey.

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Diplomacy is the art of letting someone else have your way.

9

Discussion is an exchange of knowledge.

Argument is an exchange of ignorance.

10

Hearing is with the ears, but listening is with the mind.

 

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28: LASER GUNS ON AIRBORNE PLATFORMS

Aerial warfare started with pilots shooting hand held weapons at each other from their aircraft. The aircraft mounted guns replaced these hand held weapons. The aircraft guns improved over the years in terms of the caliber of weapons, rate of fire, ammunition carrying capacity and most important the lethal range. Improvements also took place with respect to the arc of fire, cone of fire and the aiming systems. The aerial combat and the tactics kept changing depending upon the capability of these weapon systems.

Gradually longer range air to air missiles became the weapon of choice for airborne platforms. These missiles advanced from close combat ones to all aspect beyond visual range weapons. The nature of warfare and the tactics underwent a drastic change with these weapons.

The airborne platforms including fighters and combat support heavy aircraft have become vulnerable to modern weapons fired from far ranges. With introduction of hypersonic weapons the reaction time will reduce further increasing their vulnerability.

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