This is my personal journey through one of the greatest warrior and leadership cultures of today, which ultimately provided me with defining leadership characteristics and the skills of a serious warrior.
Nobody is born a great leader, they are made through hard work and determination.
My first Indian name given to me by the medicine man when I was a child was Bobcat.
As I grew and became a young man, I returned home from my first combat experience and was given my warrior's name, Evergreen Mountain.
I am an American, first and foremost, but I am also a Pueblo and Yaqui Indian.
I am a former member of the US Army's 18th Airborne Corps, 75th Ranger Regiment, and spent most of my career as an operational member of a Special Missions Unit under the United States Army Special Operations Command.
These are some of my most important leadership lessons learned from the battlefield of the war on terror.
It is my sincere hope that this book serves as a resource and a compass, providing direction and guidance for individuals seeking or in a leadership position.
About the Author: Rob Trivino is retired from a long career in the United States Army.
During his time on active duty he was assigned to several units; he spent the majority of his time in service assigned as an operational member of a United States Army Special Missions Unit under the United States Army Special Operations Command.
Rob has extensive peacetime and wartime leadership and tactical experience, leading small teams and larger maneuver elements in combat at the ground tactical level.
He has deployed on multiple combat missions to the Balkans, Afghanistan, and Iraq and has served as a Sniper Team Leader, Operations Sergeant Major, and both Assault and Sniper Element Sergeants Major.
In his final assignment, Rob served as a senior enlisted advisor for a multi-service organization supporting the special operations community.
Rob's awards and decorations include the Silver Star, the Legion of Merit, 5 Bronze Stars.
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