[Bell Bouy II]

He screwed up yes, but it appears he was a regular guy when it came to the crew and well liked so he probably interacted with those that were already positive.

[DarthVader]

He very well was a regular guy but he needed to take the measures he was trained with in dealing with a bio problem plus only communicated in the chain of command. If he did all that he would have protected his crew better and not have been relieved of his command.

[dfwgator]

He screwed up yes, but it appears he was a regular guy when it came to the crew and well liked so he probably interacted with those that were already positive.

"Goodnight, Mr. Roberts."

[PIF]

He cared about his men and they about him which is why the Navy Brass hate him.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

He screwed up yes, but it appears he was a regular guy when it came to the crew and well liked so he probably interacted with those that were already positive.

Test the cabin boy.

[5th MEB]

ANY COMMANDER who is a “regular guy” with his crew is UNFIT for command.

Command ranks can and should be respected by subordinate ranks, but be advised; someday under certain circumstances your commander could and should order you into a situation that will require you giving your life for the mission.
You are expected to salute and execute that command, not argue with your FRIEND.

There is a reason all of us maggots have to salute first and hold it until returned.

You want to be some subordinates buddy go join the YMCA or the PTA.