It’s one of the three “Rs,” he said, that represent his approach to leadership: respect, relationships and results.
McDonald, formerly vice commander of a wing that supported the Air Force Academy in Colorado before he took the job in June at Wright-Patterson, said respect starts with oneself, and extends to others and the Air Force.
Results, he added, show “we have a purpose in what we are doing.”
“We’re in the results business — as an Air Force we fly, fight and win the nation’s wars,” he said. “So how do we in the 88th Air Base Wing and as part of team Wright-Patterson meet the Air Force mission in the kind of things that we’re given.”
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