You've done your part. Typically three years is your standard time. Some leave in two, very few leave in one. I was the commander of a Ranger training brigade. Now I'm in a command position.
Command is command.
You have to make decisions based on feedback from your staff. The environment is slightly different, but the training I've received in the past is exactly the same. What makes it good is we're doing something real every day, as opposed to training. I am executing what many to only traing to execute. There's an edge and a of purpose every day.