This obituary was the headline on the Wall Street journal Obit page today. A man who got his start as a pool player and then became CEO of a major US Corporation - interesting story line on his pool playing.
It's interesting that even though he had a degree in engineering, he wasn't made an officer when he was drafted into the Army -- he exited as a sergeant . He was almost certainly overqualified for whatever they had him doing.
I'm guessing that a commission was his for the asking and he was probably offered the opportunity. But as a draftee he would have to have added a few years to his 2-year obligation. Probably didn't want to do that.It's interesting that even though he had a degree in engineering, he wasn't made an officer when he was drafted into the Army -- he exited as a sergeant . He was almost certainly overqualified for whatever they had him doing.
It's interesting that even though he had a degree in engineering, he wasn't made an officer when he was drafted into the Army -- he exited as a sergeant . He was almost certainly overqualified for whatever they had him doing.