Welcome to EWM INSIGHTS where we celebrate on HUMAN CAPITAL!
In this special edition podcast in honor of Memorial Day, we learn of the life, and impact of Hal Moore.
A graduate of the West Point Military Academy, Lt. General “Hal” G. Moore Jr, had significant impact on those he served, those who served with him - and beyond.
His book, “We Were Soldiers Once…and Young”, a New York Times Best Seller became a Hollywood movie entitled “We Were Soldiers”, starring Mel Gibson and Sam Elliott, for which it was nominated for 5 awards.
Hal Moore’s awards include:
The Distinguished Service Cross
Army Distinguished Service Medal
Legion of Merit
Bronze Star Medal with “V” Device
Purple Heart
Air Medal , and
The West Point Graduate Organization’s 2003 Distinguished Graduate Award
Leader, Instructor, Mentor, Author; Hal Moore exemplified a life of purpose and passion.
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Greatest stated accomplishment: Someone once asked him, "General, what do you consider your most important accomplishment?" Now, of course, you are asking this question of someone nearly 95 years old, with somewhat of a resume.
"What is your most important accomplishment?" He replied, "It hasn’t happened yet. My most important accomplishment will be when I cross that line at St. Peter’s gate and meet my God and my [wife] Julie."
West Point Military Academy: https://www.westpoint.edu/
New York Times: https://www.nytimes.com/
Transcripts
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Here's a powerful encore presentation of the Value of a Life of Honor.
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Good morning, this is Paul Ellis and while we're normally joined by a special guest on Insights, today I wanted to share the value of a life of honor. I believe we'll get through the challenges.
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That life throws at us together and.
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Be the stronger and hopefully the wiser for it. Yet, regardless of our market situation or what goes on in the world around us, I believe we can always be thankful for something.
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He was born to Harold Senior and Mary Moore, and as a young man his desire was to attend the West Point Military Academy. He worked hard and he was willing to relocate, leave no stone unturned in his pursuit of his dream.
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Hal Moore eventually was deployed to the Korean War and in Vietnam, and then led troops in what would be known as the Battle of Ladrang. After Vietnam, he received his MA of International Relations from Harvard University.
It's a particular note that this boots on the ground leader inspired another would be general in the making. When Hal served for three years at West Point as a tactics instructor.
Between campaigns while he was serving as an instructor, more taught then cadet Norman Schwarzkopf, who called Moore one of his heroes and cites Moore as the reason he chose the infantry branch upon his graduation Storm and Norman Schwarzkopf would one day become a general in the US army and would lead the UN coalition forces in the Persian Gulf war against Iraq.
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Hal Moore once said, there's always one more thing you can do to increase your odds of success. I trust that you will take the time to do that one more thing.
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Today,.
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And I want to thank you for the opportunity to serve you and your family daily. Let me encourage you to always invest.
