Navigating the Seven Seas: Leadership Lessons of the First African American Father and Son to Serve at the Top in the U.S. Navy South Pacific Ocean Loss of life and property

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Navigating the Seven Seas: Leadership Lessons of the First African American Father and Son to Serve at the Top in the U.S. Navy South Pacific Ocean Loss of life and propertyOverview Navigating the Seven Seas is an account of the leadership experiences two high achieving African Americans in the U. S. Navy. This father and son duo both achieved leadership ranks in the service of their country by following certain precepts than can applied for success in any profession, both military and civilian. Melvin G. Williams, Sr. served in the U. S. Navy for 27 years (1951 1978) and reached the highest enlisted leadership rank of