Taylor Kiland U S Naval Institute

Taylor Kiland U S Naval Institute Taylor kiland. taylor baldwin kiland has written, edited, or ghostwritten eighteen books, including two about our nation s vietnam pows. a former naval officer, the third generation in her family to serve, she lives in alexandria, virginia, with her husband and their seven year old daughter. Instead we've produced admirals and ambassadors, generals and governors. lessons from the hanoi hilton shows how the techniques we used to grow through adversity can be used in business and industry, families and schools." — navy captain charlie plumb, former vietnam pow (1967 1973) and motivational speaker.

Lessons Of Heroism U S Naval Institute The book open doors: vietnam pows thirty years later (by taylor kiland and jamie howren, potomac books, 2005) made use of 30 interviews as well as studies analyzing physical and mental health over the past 35 years. this research revealed key (and rare) leadership traits that surfaced in the hanoi hilton during the 1960s and early 1970s. Taylor has spoken about “lessons from the hanoi hilton” to military and veterans groups, emergency management professionals, business executives and students around the country, including the united states naval academy and the naval academy museum, the united states air force academy, the naval war college museum, frederick community. A former naval officer who grew up in san diego, taylor baldwin kiland is the co author of u.s. naval institute. membership; books & press; proceedings; naval history; archives; events; donate;. View taylor kiland’s profile on linkedin, a professional community of 1 billion members. a walk in the yard: a self guided tour of the u.s. naval academy naval institute press apr 2007.