Vietnam War By your own orientation to cooperative work in a mission-driven organization like the armed forces, do you consider yourself a strategic thinker, a tactical planner, or a logistician? How do you determine that, and how does your own daily life and works to demonstrate that?

Military tactics are essential during warfare. Tactical planning enables the military to meet overall military and political goals. I am a strategic planner because I tend to apply strategies by short-term choices on the activities of soldiers and employment of weapons on the field of war. I use tactics in guiding my troops in battlefields. This has helped the military win various wars (Boje & Dennehy, 2010).

As a tactical planner, I always think about what needs to be achieved now. My tactical mind-set concentrates on the activities needed to move the military forward directly toward the big perspective. My tactical plans are intended to be short-term: created quickly, implemented strongly, and then changed by a new tactical plan in accordance with the new scenario. Fast implementation of my tactical plans moves us systematically towards achieving our strategic goals. For me, thinking tactically means creating a daily, execution-focused, tactical plan. In this case, I will concentrate on one primary venture with the aim of creating and realizing considerable results within the next 24 hours. The tactical strategy to planning motivates an action-oriented way of thinking. As I implement my tactical planning, I often find that instead of feeling...

Being tactical ensures that I am in charge of the momentum (Boje & Dennehy, 2010).
To demonstrate this in my daily life, I do not concentrate completely on the suspects. I concentrate on my personal activities, rather than what the suspect is doing. By keeping this focus, I become more effective in managing my own feelings. This has enabled me to make powerful and ideal choices and only increase the force, if necessary. This internal concentration defends me and allows me to create sound choices. This is the officer-based strategy to fixing any difficult scenario. Mental and physical mind-set and activities affect how the risk translates the crew's aggressiveness. A mind-set of full control must be managed throughout any military function.

2. Then, with your own understanding of what cooperation and support you need from others involved, what do you need from others in their roles to accomplish your own work successfully?

The significance of cooperation in accomplishing my work is a crucial and a key to success. In my case, cooperation determines the success. In the military, the crew understands working together because lives may be at stake. Survival means learning to depend on each other as well as every opportunity for the team to learn and grow. As a high-performing group, we must experience the benefits of teamwork too. This enables us to maintain satisfactory…