In command, I found that the most important communication is... - Bernard Montgomery

"In command, I found that the most important communication is often non-verbal—the presence and example of the leader."

Bernard Montgomery Leadership

Military Field Marshal British 1887–1976

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"In peace time a man is looked after because he is no longer indispensable."

"The great tradition of parliamentary government requires the acceptance of the results of free elections."

"A leader must be fair and just."

"Integrity is everything."

"One must take responsibility for one's environment."

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