The Profession of Arms: Why do we need a campaign to understand the Profession of Arms and the Professional Soldier? By definition a Profession is “a calling requiring specialized knowledge and often long and intensive academic preparation.” The Army has evolved into a profession that is endlessly changing and through time getting more advanced. Being in the Army requires balance, professionalism, trust and respect for operations to run efficiently and effectively while upholding and protecting
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about what you’re going to do next in your life, how you will get there, and how you will provide your family financially and emotionally during this tough transition. Fortunately the organizational skills, commitment, and work ethic demonstrated while in the military are extremely valuable in the civilian workforce, especially when it comes to a self-driven profession such as transportation. Trucking companies can
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Name: Date: 16 August 2013 Module 1 – Aeronautical Science, Aviation Professionalism, Careers, and Certification Activity 1.6 Web Support Assignment Learning Objective 1: Explain the qualifications, attributes, ethics, and responsibilities of aviation professionals. Web Support link: http://www.secureav.com/AMTMCC-v1.0.htm Summary: Aviation Technicians Model Code of Conduct My internet research led to an excellent web-resource designed to provide aviation workplaces with a template for
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Behavior and attitude will allow the person demanding respect to feel that respect. When we respect each other, there are fewer conflicts. People get along easier and avoid the un-necessary drama associated with a lack of respect. For those of us in the military, this is very important. Respect is not only shown verbally, but also by one’s behaviors and actions. For example, if someone (be it a soldier or not) you respect asks you to do something—you should show him or her the respect they are asking
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Marcos( CSUSM). My plan will be attend CSUSM part-time and serve active duty. I have mentally prepare myself and begun reading the class syllabus so nothing will come as surprise. I will take advantage of educational resources on campus and in the military to not falter. I am please to say: I am a CSUSM a Cougar Student. I had my heart set on this school because they offer great program in enivornmental and understand my life situation. They really do care about their students. I have had an undergraduate
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How Facebook is Changing the United States Military Nathan Haselhorst CI3155 Computer Ethics 9 August 2013 Abstract This paper details how social media, specifically Facebook, has made an impact on the different branches of the United States military. Throughout the work, manuals, periodicals, news stories, and an interview with a Lieutenant General are used to distinguish the advantages and risks associated with social media as a whole, with an overwhelming reoccurrence of Facebook
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2012 Dick Eacott Annotated Bibliography of Sources Explanation I begin by transforming my life from being a United States Marine and beginning a journey as a civilian college student. Maintaining the values I was taught and hard working ethics that have been instilled in me as I developed into a man. Honor, Courage and Commitment have been the driving force of my life. Believing in myself and having the motivation to continue to better my life are all important and a major part of my personal
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PFC Garretti served with distinction as a team leader for the 557th Military Police Company. He led by example with a winning mindset by improving him APFT score to a 261, qualifying expert on his M9 and sharpshooter M4, and by earning 6 community service volunteer hours. PFC Garretti commitment to excellence, experience, and knowledge was unquestionable. He facilitated a safe and secure environment and enhanced the Korean-American relationship for all future patrons. PFC Garretti conducted over
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Hanson’s Theory Of The Western Way of War The novel Carnage and Culture written by Victor Davis Hanson whom is a military historian and professor at California State University gives a new perspective on why the West always wins their wars. Hanson states his theory that the West always wins their fights because of the influence of their culture. He continues to explain this theory of the Western way of war with a coherent argument. Although Hanson uses examples of battles in which do not quite
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of acceptable and effective professional conduct. These views are focused for most part on the obligations of commissioned officers, but they apply in many ways to the public and private conduct of senior non-commissioned officers, and indeed, all military members. They depend to a large degree on a particular understanding of the governing compact of this country and the behavior American citizens expect of their uniformed servants. The overall objective of the Army Profession of Arms campaign is
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