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Authentic Leadership: LTG Charles D. Luckey
Lieutenant General Charles D. Luckey served in the Army as an infantry officer, special forces officer (Green Beret), and a JAG officer. He retired as the oldest Green Beret in uniform.
In this interview, Luckey tells stories from his service, and what he learned about leadership during his career.
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By Evergreen Podcasts | The Honor Project
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Lieutenant General Charles D. Luckey served in the Army as an infantry officer, special forces officer (Green Beret), and a JAG officer. He retired as the oldest Green Beret in uniform.
In this interview, Luckey tells stories from his service, and what he learned about leadership during his career.
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