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    Lessons by Robert S. McNamara was in so much as a great representation of the life of Robert S. McNamara. It showed his life to be dramatic and traumatic in many different ways. The lessons he learned and shared during the documentary movie were truly astounding to me. I personally thought the movie was a tad bit on the boring side‚ but it was a documentary after all. The Fog of War was a very informative piece of work. During Errol Morris ’s documentary‚ The Fog of War‚ Eleven Lessons by Robert S. McNamara

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    Robert McNamara held the position of Secretary of Defense under the Kennedy administration and Johnson administration. He was faced with making some major decisions and giving important advice under loads of stress and pressure. Years after he left his position in the white house‚ he looked back on his life and provided eleven points of his own wisdom. Now let us examine the film The Fog of War and some of the points stated by the former Secretary of Defense and compare them to the ideas of Niccolo

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    Life of Robert S. McNamara Outline Introduction Robert McNamara was an exemplary manager or leader The successes and failings in his career Conclusion References Introduction The Fog of War: Eleven lessons from the life of Robert S. McNamara is a documentary that features the life and the role played by the then US secretary of defense Robert S. McNamara (Political

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    When discussing foreign policy it is helpful to categorize it into three measures: goals‚ values‚ and means. The political goals are what the nation’s leaders desire to attain internationally‚ the values are those that are held by the relevant actors involved‚ and the means are how such stated goals are accomplished. In attempting to explain how this creates relevant‚ coherent policy‚ Graham Allison develops three models and uses them in the case study of the Cuban Missile Crisis to demonstrate how

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    decision-making? Write an essay of about 1‚200 words that synthesizes 5 of Robert McNamara’s lessons with material in the course text. The movie Fog of War is a documentary film directed by Errol Morris about former secretary of defense‚ Robert McNamara.   First‚ this term fog of war means that it is unclear what one should do in certain circumstances.   This confusion is demonstrated and explained multiple times with McNamara in this documentary.   This film covers all of McNamara’s war experiences

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    life of Robert S. McNamara‚ the former Secretary of Defense. The movie has actual footage and has an interview with Robert McNamara by the director. Having McNamara to tell the story of his experiences Of the wars from his perspective‚ The director also divides the film into eleven lessons that are taken right from McNamara’s life. Out of all of Mcnamara’s lessons there are three that I believe to be more important than the others. In the first lesson “Empathize with you Enemy” McNamara talks about

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    would be a documentary but I am very glad I went to class to view this particular film. Robert McNamara‚ is probably one of the most interesting men that I have watched on a documentary. 85 years old and answering every question he was asked with wit and with a charisma that no other man I have seen ever do with such ease. The perspective of the film regarding the reality of war was rational (at least through Robert McNamara’s eyes). He was the Secretary of Defense and with that title I think peacebuilding

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    recordings that President J.F Kennedy had made during his time in the white house. The only people aware of these recordings at the time were J.F Kennedy himself‚ his private secretary‚ the two guards who manned the machine and perhaps his brother‚ Robert Kennedy. The conversation that was recorded in this instance was obviously meant as a private meeting between an official groups of important officials including military leaders‚ experts on Latin America‚ representatives of the CIA‚ cabinet ministers

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    McNamaraMcNamara offers his thoughts and insights on international relations‚ security‚ and lessons learned from recent U.S. conflicts. McNamara served as Secretary of Defense from 1961 to 1968‚ the longest period that anyone has ever held that position‚ and is regarded as the "architect of the Vietnam war" ("Robert McNamara")‚ the driving force behind the escalation of U.S. forces in Vietnam during that conflict

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    ethical (Shafritz‚ Russell and Borick 200). In any case‚ honor goes to the heart of public affairs. It is from the olden days when only those individuals regarded as honorable could be relied on and trusted with public affairs. Donald Rumsfeld and Robert S. McNamara present obvious icons of government officials undergoing ethical dilemma. The problem in the parallel bloody hands case is the issue of loyalty and ethics. The main question is whether the officials of the government must be loyal towards citizens

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