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OK, one son's a FF/PM, so I understand that - it may have been a bad/ improper term as it was used in the first post, but that's the context I was addressing.

So no manipulation involved when a Sgt points at two in a squad and tells them to charge a bunker? That manipulation began in basic training. Again, maybe a poor term that people are applying for diffent parts of leadership, but it is involved.

He was talking about Smart putting a chip on his team's shoulder to stay focused during the NC game last night. Last week there was some discussion about coaching and manipulation on the Deion and Pope thread, and I would have posted this there, but it has since been closed. I understand, given...