Reddit reviews Steel My Soldiers' Hearts: The Hopeless to Hardcore Transformation of U.S. Army, 4th Battalion, 39th Infantry, Vietnam

HumanSockPuppet's guide to managing your bitches.

Also reading some basic leadership stuff might help here (and a lot more in other areas of life), Jocko Willink always recommends this: https://www.amazon.com/Steel-Soldiers-Hearts-Transformation-Battalion/dp/0743246136/

My man (RIP) [Dave Hackworth] (https://www.amazon.com/Steel-Soldiers-Hearts-Transformation-Battalion/dp/0743246136) has got you covered on that.

Agree with Lummocks.
I was an Infantryman for 10 years and never saw a successful officer show any signs of quitting. Ever. The two company commanders I lost in Iraq certainly never showed any signs of quitting.

Get your shit together, get to work, run these fuckers into the ground, work them like dogs, have S3 do your PT tests or grade every swinging dick yourself. Let them know the standards aren't going anywhere, and neither are they. Don't destroy your Company, build it. Your career will follow.
You are the goddamned Commander- Command!

Reading list: Steel My Soldiers Hearts, from Hopeless to Hardcore by Col David Hackworth

http://www.amazon.com/Steel-Soldiers-Hearts-Transformation-Battalion/dp/0743246136

I second [Leadership and Training for the Fight.]
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Steel My Soldiers Hearts By Col. David Hackworth is good reading from a military perspective.