Communication in Leadership Redux

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Effective communication within the United States Army has been crucial for leadership since its inception, intertwining with the art of influence. This monograph examines communication methods from World War II to the Eisenhower era, highlighting how leaders conveyed official messages to soldiers. It discusses the evolution of communication techniques, the challenges of competing messages, and the consistent issues faced by military leaders over time. Ultimately, it illustrates how enduring communication principles remain vital despite technological advancements, ensuring leaders can effectively engage with their audience.