That's where you come in. You're living in a great training environment right now. You'll see a lot more in your next four years, and you'll see even more when you get out to the Fleet. Whether you fly, drive ships or submarines, or lead young Marines, quality training will be fundamental to the success of your command and really, to the entire Naval service. Good leadership also starts here.
Good leadership requires commitment in every sense of the word.
Some believe that good leaders are born. Others say they are produced. I think it's probably a measure of both. Admiral Larson's job and that of the entire faculty and staff of this great institution, is to take that potential and develop it into effective leadership for the benefit of the Sailors and Marines out there on whom we will all rely so heavily. To be the best Navy, we've got to have the best leaders.