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- Exemplified by Herbert Sobel, immortalized in Band of Brothers: he was an absolutely ruthless training officer, and despite the fact that he was hated by everyone he commanded, the members of Easy Company credited their genuine ability to his tactics ("Herbert Sobel made Easy Company.").
Source: Kicked Upstairs
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