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YOUR COMMENTS: Filling a leadership void?
Mitchavery7: PROFESSIONAL. Kept doing his job under the most adverse conditions. The show must go on. Or it doesn't. Economy. Healthcare. 2 wars of quest...
whocares666: In the words of a former ARMY Company Commander... "don't thank me it's my job". He was a professional who I've tried to emulate....
boblund1: This is a bona fide hero. Leader? That' a stretch. In a very short time span he went from just another airline pilot to hero. Yes, he di...
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