General William Creech as Head of the Tactical Air Command

question 13

Multiple Choice

General William Creech as head of the Tactical Air Command was widely cited as a prime example of

• A)a leader who surrounded himself with outstanding people and then delegated as much authority as possible.
• B)a "new school" manager.
• C)an "old school" manager.
• D)a symbolic manager.
• E)a knowledge manager.

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