"They don't have to go up this giant chain of command to get something done, " says Michael Burnside, an owner of a pair of northern Michigan dealerships, who left a Thor rival, Coachmen, after 17 years.
And it - when you get to the higher levels of command, Joint is the only way to go.
The draft inverts the NFL hierarchy the bad teams, punch lines September through January, get the best picks and command most of the attention.
He also promoted the once-heretical idea of using mobile ground forces and a streamlined chain of command to "get inside the enemy's decision cycle" and hasten its collapse.
On his release he moved to Spain, but Venezuelan politics could not entirely get rid of him: his former party, the Civic Crusade, could command 10% of the vote in parliamentary elections.
In pursuit of ever closer union, Mr Delors and his staff set up ad hoc groups, bypassed chains of command and outsourced tasks to whoever could get them done.
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But once Apple's ability to command top dollar starts to slip, get set for the end of the magic act.
The changes it was bringing in would help students get a "real understanding of a subject and gain qualifications that command the respect of the best universities and employers", she added.
On the other hand, I think that's probably one reason why the public relieved the Republicans of its command of the majorities in the Congress since they simply weren't able to get the job done.
Fourth, there is no way that NBA players will be able to command anything north of 50% of league revenues when their NFL brethren are likely to only get 48-50% of their league revenues.
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"For us patrol guys, it's just get in your car and we'll call if we need you, " Lee said of the chain of command.
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