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As Gen. Charles Q. Brown Jr. took over as the Air Force's top uniformed leader, he directed his inner circle to address urgent issues with, at times, imperfect information and to provide direct, unvarnished advice to move the service forward. The guidance to the Air Staff provides a glimpse of the direct leadership style of the 22nd Chief of Staff as the service prepares for a high-end fight, with specific mentions of the growing threat from China and the "generational" opportunity to restructure that comes along with the creation of the Space Force.
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