BOOK REVIEW

COMPANY COMMAND

THE BOTTOM LINE

BY:
JOHN G. MEYER,JR.

IG ASSESSOR STUDENT OFFICER

LT ABHISHEK SHARMA YO’S FD-1606 ‘B’ TP

CONTENTS

1. Introduction

2. About the author

3. About the book

4. Quality of presentation

5. Relevance in our context

6. Conclusion

INTRODUCTION 1. He wrote this book to help lighten the load of one of the most overworked soldiers in the US Army – THE
What I would have liked to see is some

coverage of some of the tricks of the trade that help commander balance

these pressures. Some of us might say that this is just a National

Guardsman's perspective, given our significant time and resource

limitations, but everything what we have have read, heard and

experienced with the Active component tells us these problems certainly

exist there as well.

10. At the end of all a reasonably good book. It gives a good review of what

command is all about and would be especially useful for the typical lieutenant

who doesn't understand the myriad of Army systems and processes that must be

mastered by a successful company commander.

QUALITY OF PRESENTATION

1. The book is neatly designed in 5” x 7.5” format ,and is divided in ten parts ,

the aspects of which are covered in paragraphs contained in point form in that

part.

2. This book is written in plain English and filled with Tips, War Stories and Quotes all designed to make company command a great experience for you and your soldiers. The presentation is impressive and the author is well versed with the language.

3. The book is in paperback edition and