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This is CBSI in the world I'm John Batchwith, Admiral Jim Stavridis.

In United States Navy retired a 37 year career and lessons learned for leadership.

To risk at all nine conflicts in the crucible of decision.

We turn to lesson three, evaluate your resources.

The example here is David Faraget, which is old Navy, but it's a transition, it's a Navy in the Civil War.

And David Faraget is remembered now as part of the 1864 reelection campaign of Abraham Lincoln,

because his victory at Mobile Bay was a major part of the campaign platform of Lincoln facing

the exhausting Civil War. But I learned from Jim that David Faraget was a very careful man.

He had resources that he learned from from the Battle of New Orleans to conquer the Confederate

forces at New Orleans to what he's remembered for as Mobile Bay. How did David Faraget,

who has a history that very much illustrates early America? How did he evaluate his resources,

military on the land and at sea? Jim.

David Faraget, of course, is most famous for this seemingly reckless phrase,

damn the torpedoes full speed ahead. He utters those immortal words memorized by generations of

young midshipman at the Naval Academy. He utters those words in this battle as his flagship has

blown up in front of him. But he takes the risk to move forward. And it gets back to

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