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(Upbeat intro)

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- Oh boy, another serious one,

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are you ready?

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Batman or Superman?

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- Uh, Superman.

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- Yeah?
- Yeah.

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- Wow that was like no hesitation, no...

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- Yeah but this is a...
that's a classic one.

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- You were, you were ready to go, so why?

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- Batman's just a rich guy with gadgets.

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- Okay (laughs)

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- See he doesn't have
any superpowers, but uh,

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yeah Superman is a superhero.

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He has supernatural powers, he's from

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another planet.

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- This is true.
- He fights-

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- He fights villains who

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have supernatural power. If vigilantism is

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your thing, and fighting crime that the

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police department probably should

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be doing, then you are drawn to Batman.

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- No offense to the police of Gotham.

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(both laughing)

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- But maybe it's time
to step up your game.

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- Right? Yeah.
- Okay, alright.

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(overlapping conversation)

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- You make a very, uh, good argument.

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- They put the Bat signal
cause they can't do their job.

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- Well I guess I'll go flip the switch.

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Okay, yeah. Good point,
well made sir. Alright.

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Next question,

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have you had

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leaderships throughout your

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career that has inspired you?

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- Yes, yes, many, many
outstanding leaders,

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uh, in the Air force, and outside of

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the Air Force, a lot of the, a lot of

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the people who immediately come to mind,

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were former Commanders here,

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at Creech Air Force Base.

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I've had the honor of
knowing every Wing Commander

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here at Creech who came before me,

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and they've all mentored me in their

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own ways. Some I served
directly for while I was

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stationed here. Others, uh, I got to know

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in different capacities, uh, when

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I was stationed, uh, at
other bases. But, uh,

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I'm happy to join that
lineage, and then on down the

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line everywhere I've gone,
whether it be Flight Commanders,

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um, Senior Non-Commissioned Officers,

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Squadron Superintendents,
Group Superintendents,

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many create, a Wing Command
Chiefs that I've worked

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for, everywhere you turn in the Air Force,

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you see great examples of leadership.