How much and how are leaders expected to lead from the front?
Should a leader lead from the front?
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I would think it might leave the leader most vulnerable and might undermine the leader's authority or status.
Back in the olden days when officers tended to be aristocrats, leading from the front was a big thing. Recently, there was a video if Ukrainians clearing a Russian trench and I remember it said that it was the brigade commander who lead the rather small team although I may be misremembering*.
On the other hand, when I was taught convoy TTPs, the platoon/company commander was supposed to be in the middle of the convoy with a junior NCO in the first vehicle. Even patrolling squads typically put the commander of the squad in the middle and not as the pointman.
So, how much and how are leaders expected to lead from the front? How much does that vary by rank?
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it was this one I think: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h-hQMOsZ0J0 (NSFW)