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Nobody pulls you aside when you step into senior maintenance leadership and tells you what’s coming.

You learn by getting hit.

In this episode of Maintenance University, two warrant officers sit down to talk through the five lessons we wish someone had told us earlier:
• Systems – how to stop being the bottleneck
• Battle Rhythm – why chaos is usually self-inflicted
• Communication – clarity vs assumptions
• Confidence – presence without arrogance
• Consistency – the multiplier that makes everything else work
This isn’t theory.
This isn’t doctrine read off slides.
This is lived experience from the maintenance seat — under pressure, with real consequences.
If you’re a mechanic, NCO, warrant officer, or maintenance leader trying to build a team that actually functions, this conversation is for you.
Maintenance University exists to share what we had to learn the hard way — so you don’t have to.
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