Turn the Ship Around!: A True Story of Turning Followers into Leaders

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by David Marquet


  New Mexico, USS, 216

  nonjudicial punishment (NJP), 118–19

  Notice to Mariners, 71

  NROTC, 19

  nuclear Navy, xxvii, xxix, 43, 53–54

  nuclear-powered submarines, 136–37

  nuclear reactor operators, 123–24

  nuclear reactors, 139, 198

  nuclear-trained enlisted men, 80

  obedience, 200, 207

  objectives, 187, 191

  O’Brian, Patrick, xxv

  Odyssey, 1

  officer of the deck (OOD), 174

  O’Kane, Dick, 51

  Okinawa, Japan, 169

  Olympia, USS, 11–14, 15, 17, 18, 22, 23, 24, 33

  inspection of, 14

  in mock battle, 195–97

  On-Site Inspection Agency, 7, 8–10

  openness, 181

  operational excellence, 79

  Operational Reactor Safeguards Examination (ORSE), 79

  operations manuals, 160

  orders, 81, 85

  organizational clarity, 106, 192

  Out of the Crisis (Deming), 98–99

  Pacific Submarine Force (SUBPAC), 94, 177

  Pandan Bay, 176

  Panlilio, Rick, 31–32, 165, 195, 208, 217

  engineering drill run by, 79

  “I intend to . . .” approach embraced by, 108

  in incident with tugboat, 185

  long-term planning by, 190

  in mock battle, 196

  and red tag violation, 109, 110, 117

  transfer of, 170–71

  passion, 99

  passivity, 82–85

  Patton, George C., 66

  Pearl Harbor, 87, 189

  Pelaez, Marc, xxvii–xxviii

  performance awards, 183

  personalities, 56, 67

  Philippines, 176

  physics, 115

  Plan of the Day (POD), 176

  point and shoot, 121

  POMCERT, 152

  Porras, Jerry, 56

  port and re-port, 145

  Poseidon missiles, 3

  position of privilege, 60

  preparation, 128, 141

  principles, 162, 179–81, 182–83

  proactivity, 78–85

  processes, 159

  productivity, xxiv

  Program for Afloat College Education (PACE), 165

  programs, xxiv, 9, 59

  promotions, 167

  prospective commanding officer (PCO) training, 12–13, 18, 36, 178–79

  Prospective Executive Officer course, 169

  Provincial Reconstruction Team (PRT), 214

  public, 112

  Puget Sound Naval Shipyard, 217

  purpose, 177

  pyramids, xxv

  quartermaster of the watch (QMOW), 143

  questioning attitude, 162, 200, 207

  Rainier, USS, 209–12

  recognition, 186–87, 207

  red tag violation, 109–11, 117–19, 126–27, 143

  reenlistment, 152, 197

  relative grading, 187

  release, xxi

  repetition, of message, 148–50, 206

  resilience, 195–200

  “resist the urge to provide solutions,” 91–93, 206

  responsibility, 37, 41, 56, 65, 94–99

  shifting, 141

  rewards, 15, 16, 184–87

  Rickover, Hyman, 53, 109

  rigid hull inflatable boat (RHIB), 211–12

  risk, 21, 46

  Royal Navy, 41

  sailors, training of, 65

  San Diego, Calif., 135–41, 144, 146, 152, 158, 189

  Santa Fe, USS, xix–xxi, xxix–xxx, 16, 17, 18, 19, 23–24

  above average rating of, 104–5

  accomplishments of, 201–3, 214–15

  advancement system on, 167

  Arleigh Burke Fleet Trophy awarded to, 203

  avoidance of errors on, 40–47, 117–25, 152

  casualty drills on, 173–75

  change of decision making on, 51–61

  chiefs of, 19, 24, 52, 53, 55–58, 60, 62–63, 147, 149, 152, 166, 203

  combat effectiveness of, 19, 26

  competition on, 186–87

  Covey’s visit to, 82, 201–2, 203–4, 208

  creed of, 129–30, 134

  culture on, 62–68

  deliberate action on, 115, 119–21, 122–25, 126, 152

  deployment of, 163–72, 179, 188–90, 201, 202, 208

  diving by, 137–38, 140

  drills on, 123–24

  empowered phrases on, 83–84

  engineering drill on, 79–80

  evaluation of officers on, 192

  in exercise with SEALs, 197–99

  fire control system of, 25–26

  fire drill on, 154–57

  guiding principles of, 179–83

  informal crew picture of, 36

  inspection of, 66, 69, 79, 94–96, 108–13, 208

  leadership style on, 24–25, 35

  leave on, 56–58

  legacy of, 173–77

  maintenance of, 152, 153

  misunderstandings on, 142–51

  in mock battle, 195–97

  motivation problem on, 155–56

  nautical charts on, 70–75, 76, 77, 86–87

  operational performance of, 38

  orders avoided on, 81

  as ready for deployment, 20–21, 22, 33

  red tag violation on, 109, 110, 117–19

  responsibility on, 95–99

  retention results on, 202–3

  in return to Pearl Harbor, 158

  review of, 28–33, 71–74

  in simulated battle, 100–107

  strike exercise on, 142

  tactical blunder of, 87–91, 101, 102

  technical aspects of, 26

  thinking out loud on, 105–6

  training programs on, 131–32

  transients on, 157–58

  turnover on, 65

  vertical launch system of, 29

  on way to San Diego, 135–41, 144, 146, 152, 158

  schedules, 55, 128

  SEAL team, 197–99

  self-assessment, 216

  self-control, 216

  7 Habits of Highly Effective People, The (Covey), 82, 190n, 192, 201

  Ship System Manual (SSM), 137

  shore power red tag violation, 109–11, 117–19, 126–27, 143

  short, early conversations, 75–76, 206

  short-term thinking, 188

  Sinek, Simon, 46

  Singapore, 184–85

  Sled Dog, 86, 199, 218

  as AWOL, 142–48

  nautical charts and, 74, 77

  Smith, Petty Officer, 37

  smuggling, 209

  social media, 112

  solutions, resisting the urge to provide, 91–93, 206

  South China Sea, 175

  “Spirit Is Alive, The” (Marquet), 177

  Springfield, USS, 217

  SSBNs, xxviii, 3, 4, 5, 9, 19

  SSNs, xxix, 11, 19–20

  standards, 128

  Standard Submarine Organization and Regulations Manual (SSORM), 31

  Stanley, Tom, 169, 185, 208, 217

  long-term planning by, 190

  in mock battle, 195, 196

  START treaty, 7

  Start with Why (Sinek), 46

  stealth, 157–58

  Steele, David, 25–26, 53, 164, 208, 218

  and VLS missile tubes, 97

  stewardship delegation, 181

  Strait of Hormuz, 208, 209

  Strait of Malacca, 163, 184, 202, 208

  strike exercise, 142

  studying, 130, 141

  Submarine Base San Diego, 146

  Submarine Group Seven, 170

  submarines:

  fires on, 153

  nuclear-powered, 136–37

  purpose of, 130

  Submarine Squadron Four, 217

  Submarine
Squadron Seven, 109, 110–11, 117, 121

  Sunfish, USS, xxvii–xxviii, 5, 9, 81

  watch team on, 8, 64

  supervision, 128

  support control, 115

  surveys, 141

  tactical excellence, 79, 164

  tactical inspection, 79

  Tactical Readiness Evaluation (TRE), 79

  Tang, USS, 45

  teamwork, 181, 204

  technical knowledge, 180

  thinking, long- versus short-term, 188–94

  “think out loud,” 105–6, 206

  three-name rule, 66, 102, 105

  tickler, 94–96, 97, 98, 99

  timeliness, 181

  Tomahawk land-attack missile (TLAM), 22–23

  top-down leadership, see leadership, top-down

  torpedoes, 89, 91

  torpedo room problem, 126–27, 143

  Total Quality Leadership (TQL), 98–99

  training, 119–20, 134

  competence and, 132

  delegation and, 132

  learning vs., 129

  in maintenance period, 153

  training programs, 131–32

  transients, 157–58

  trust, 76, 162, 172

  Tufte, Edward, 75

  Tyabji, Hatim, 150–51

  uncertainty, 100, 107

  unemployment, xxiv

  venting, 174–75

  VeriFone, 150–51

  Visual Display of Quantitative Information (Tufte), 75

  Wahoo, USS, 45

  watch bills, 55, 118, 145, 146, 149, 155

  equitability of, 148

  watch stations, watch standers, 139, 154–55, 157, 175

  water, 115

  Will Rogers, USS, xxviii–xxix, 3–4, 5, 8, 9–10, 69, 133

  in collision, 4

  cooler problems on, 6–7

  empowerment program on, 9

  leadership on, 5–6, 33, 64, 88, 128

  mission of, 11

  worker satisfaction, xxiv

  World War II, 51, 102, 130, 169, 176, 196

  Worshek, Andy, 52, 157, 208, 218

  Zichermann, Gabe, 187

  * The phrase comes from Stephen Covey’s The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People.

 

 

 


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