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

The Quick Take
From the battlefield to the boardroom, these Fortune 500 CEOs say their military service taught them lessons that continue to shape how they lead.
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