1. 12 O'Clock High
... needs and hopes. General Savage was ordered to take over the underachieving bomber group experiencing heavy losses because of poor technique and lack of focus. Savage takes a kind of tough love approach, holding his men to the highest standards. Savage makes the point that the ultimate objection of the squadron is to successfully complete the assigned missions. After arriving at the ... and to die if necessary. He offers anyone a transfer who denies the mission. This exhibits a charismatic leader's risk- taking tendencies. Savage seeks to energize his men to transform into accepting a se...
- Word Count: 1611
- Approx Pages: 6
- Grade Level: High School