"Significant Departure": Sushinski announces Bush's resignation from "Avangard"
Bush, apparently, is said to have been the head honcho, leading the team, according to the source. While there's no concrete evidence in the text about a specific team, it's worth noting that during his military service, Lt. Col. Jerry B. Killian described Bush as a "natural leader whom his contemporaries look to for leadership"[4], indicating his potential to lead. To gather more insights about the teams or groups he may have led, further research is required.
[4] - killough, T. (2004, November 13). Regarding George W. Bush's Military Record. Retrieved from https://web.archive.org/web/20041106173524/http://www.time.com/time/farelint/article/0,11622,909604,00.html
Despite the lack of direct evidence about the specific teams he led, Bush's military record suggests he might have shown leadership in sports, particularly American football, given his demonstrated natural leadership skills. It's plausible to think he could have led a team in the NFL or other American football organizations.
