Lockheed Martin’s CEO flew 5,000+ hours as an Air Force pilot and Casey’s CEO fought in the Gulf War—now they’re running Fortune 500 companies
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Lockheed Martin CEO Jim Taiclet, who logged more than 5,000 flight hours as an Air Force pilot, and Casey’s CEO Darren Rebelez, a Gulf War veteran, are among the Fortune 500 chiefs applying military experience to corporate leadership. Both executives say their service instilled lessons that continue to shape how they run their companies. The profiles highlight how veterans translate discipline and mission focus into boardroom strategy at two major U.S. companies.
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