This document discusses the origins of jet combat and agile processes. It describes historic dogfights between Soviet MiG-15s and American F-86 Sabres over Korea, known as "Mig Alley". It profiles John Boyd, a pioneering F-86 pilot, and notes the planes were well-matched. The document then connects these events to the development of agile principles like the OODA loop and Scrum framework, tracing their origins back to lessons learned from early jet combat experiences. It profiles Jeff Sutherland's experience as an RF-4C pilot and how it informed his later work co-creating Scrum.

1. Jet
Age
Dogfights,
the
Dawn
of
Scrum

2. The
Disrupter

5. New
Designs

6. The
Leaders
Meet
• "Mig
Alley”
• Mig-­‐15
VS
F-­‐86
Sabre.
• Birthplace
of
jet
combat.

7. John
Boyd
F-­‐86
Pilot
Nickname:
“40-­‐Second
Boyd”

8. Mig-­‐15
vs
F-­‐86F
“Well
Matched”
"It
isn't
the
plane
that
is
important,
it's
the
pilot."
-­‐
Chuck
Yeager

9. OODA
LOOP

10. Always
have
a
wing
man

11. The
Next
Disrupter
A
New
Age
A
New
Disrupter

12. Jeff's Sutherland’s RF-4C Experience

13. SCRUM
OODA
=

15. Experience
Processes
Principles
Pracces

16. The
Key
To
Victory
Retrospec0ve
/
De-­‐Brief

17. Speed and Accuracy are Balanced
Don’t trade off

18. Jeff
Sutherland
Knowledge
comes
from
experience
and
making
decisions
based
on
what
is
known.
-­‐
Jeff
Sutherland,
Co-­‐Creator
of
Scrum
/
Scrum
Guide
October
2001
Carl
von
Clausewitz
“We
do
not
gain
all
our
experience
at
once,
but
by
degrees;
-­‐
Carl
von
Clausewitz
/
On
War
1832

19. What
is
the
essence
of
war?

20. www.TomFriend.com
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a
Fighter
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