10 Armed Forces Initiatives
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2 min readMar 19, 2018
In 2009, Hart was invited to speak at the Naval Academy on “Generational Leadership” in its hallow hall. He brought along his grandfather — who had served in the navy.
Hart talks about the lessons which that opportunity gave him. Watch as Hart describes their reaction to his speech. Hart’s 10 Military Initiatives.
- Higher Compensation / Stronger Healthcare Service-members have ambition; knowledge; passion, and should be treated accordingly. Especially since our GDP has been increasing. The current trends are not helping the average military person.
- Technology We’re being beat on the technological front. The separation between Public/Private contractors is expensive. We must consolidate our resources and unify for the common good.
- Climate Science Needs to be addressed/changed. Military must transcend and utilize technology and focus on humanitarian efforts.
- Humanitarian Efforts Not just on Climate Change. America should be the “Helping Hand” — assisting others with logic/reason.
- Being Strong and Lethal in a less aggressive fashion Our perception of the world must translate to action.
- Less Nuclear Arms No need to spend trillions on additional weapons. Our inner cities, schools, transportation are struggling.)Increase
- Cybersecurity The wars of tomorrow are on computers, phones and drones. Things are changing; we must be ready.
- More Jobs in Technology after Discharge We’ve created soldiers. Why should we have any differentiation from the path? They should continue to ascend the ladder once out of the service.
- Veterans We need to learn from them; make them part of the family.
- Family Values Increase communication between families and deployed service members.