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Leaders are responsible for developing their followers and holding them to high standards. Vice Chief of Space Operations Gen. Shawn Bratton breaks down how.
As the U.S. Space Force’s second-in-command, Gen. Shawn N. Bratton organizes, trains, and equips America’s Guardians. The U.S. Space Force maintains mission-ready space forces that provide the core functions of Space Control, Global Mission Operations, and Space Access.
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