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John Joseph Perishing
-Born: Laclede, Missouri 13SEP1860
-Started his career as a school teacher before attending US Military Academy from 1882-1886. -Commissioned into the Cavalry upon graduation.
-His success as a Cavalrymen led to his position as Commander of American Expeditionary Forces s(AEF).

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Analysis: Why Studying General John J. Perishing is important today

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Analysis: Why Studying General John J. Perishing is important today

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1)Military Pioneer for his time:
built an Army from 18k officers and 200k soldiers to 200k officers and 4 million soldiers in 19 months
2)Leadership characteristics:
Role Model Leadership characteristics:
-Great Political skills "savvy soldier" (knew when to keep his mouth shut)
-Loyalty to Country and subordinates
-Sustained Superior Service
3)Modern Military Leader of balanced war hero and politician:
-Ghost Dancer War
-Spanish American War
-Military Governor of Moro Province
-Defeated Villa rebels
-Led American Army in a World War of complex political churn
4)Prepared the United States for the unperceived next WWII:
-Established many requirements for training an Army
-Prepared future Army with applied standards and training requirements
-Emphasis on officer warfare training vice weapons and tactics training

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Brandon - one of the best Padlet presentations in the class. Very effective blend of words, pictures, and powerpoint embedded. This shows a good "big picture" perspective of how to use Padlet, not as a replacement to other applications, but as a central collection point for better collaboration.

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General Perishing had to face a lot of adversity throughout his entire career with the vast diversity of assignments. He had overcome a tragic house fire accident that had all but taken his entire family except his son who was able to escape. His military political duties made him very popular on capital hill and gave him the opportunity to lead this great nation in the first World War. What he was given for resources and where he got us is very impressive in just 19 months but was not accomplished flawlessly and came with collateral damage.  Even though he didn't do everything perfect he has to be given credit for what he prepared this country for in the second world war.  He was still very active in the US Armies development after WWI that may well have made us prepared for a second world war.