Meet the new 6th AMXS commander Published July 29, 2011 By to the Thunderbolt MACDILL AIR FORCE BASE, Fla. -- The 6th Air Mobility Wing would like to welcome Maj. Michael Dailey the new commander of the 6th Aircraft Maintenance Squadron. Dailey took command of the unit July 25. Dailey took time out of his day to answer a few questions for the Thunderbolt in order for the base to get to know him better. Thunderbolt: What do you expect of the Airmen under your command? Dailey: To adhere to Air Force core values. To be of high character and personally responsible. To be team players and good Wingmen. To exhibit a sense of ownership in whatever they do. To work safely and in a compliant manner. To be professional, and have goals. To seek balance using Comprehensive Airman Fitness methods/resources. To be effective communicators. Thunderbolt: Who are your favorite leaders and role models? Dailey: Sports personalities; coaches and players. Those who helped build noteworthy teams or were "game changers." Also business entrepreneurs, "idea" people who thought in new ways. Thunderbolt: What does it mean to you to be new commander? Dailey: I'm very pleased to have been selected to command the 6th AMXS. I'm looking forward to meeting the people and learning the mission of the squadron. Thunderbolt: When you hold your first commander's call what is the first thing you are going to tell your Airmen? Dailey: Some things about me and what to expect from me as their commander. As well, basic expectations I have for them and the organization. Thunderbolt: What are your thoughts about MacDill and living in Tampa? Dailey: My family and I will be coming to MacDill AFB and Tampa for the first time. We're eager to get to know people and experience what the area has to offer. We're very happy with our assignment. Thunderbolt: Is there anything else you would like to add? Dailey: I'll want to know from the people what the unit's strengths and weaknesses are, and their ideas for moving ahead.