Following orders is of the utmost importance in the military. Obedience is what enables the military to operate in an organized and effective manner which is clearly very important during challenging military situations. occur First of all, orders are important in helping Marines maintain a balance between their freedom, society's expectations and the good order of the Marine Corps. This does not mean that a Marine is expected to blindly follow any orders. A Marine is required to namely only obey
The importance of being on time in the military (or anywhere at all), is simply a symptom of discipline, which was instilled in new enlisted soldiers during basic training. Being on time shows reliability. We have to show discipline, responsibility, show care through following military rules and regulations. Being on time not only pertains to accountability, but shows respect to our fellow soldiers, our unit, command and organization as a whole. Being on time also will avoid any disciplinary actions
One way military obedience carried too far could cause people to perform immoral acts is military personnel are taught to immediately obey without question. CH2GEN1How can military personnel who are taught to immediately obey without question, perform immoral acts:: Within our society we are taught from a young age right from wrong; we establish moral codes and learn the importance of compliance with the laws associated with it. For those within the Military, the moral codes and laws associated with
people are virtually equal in importance. To ensure everyone is treated “equal”, Feudalism was a system created
Obeying orders is important because it shows discipline. Discipline can be seen as the heartbeat of the army and a necessity to any war victory. When orders are not obeyed it can lead chaos in a unit due to the cohesion of discipline no longer being in place. This can never happen in the army because we have a duty to protect the citizens that entrust us. Weather in peace or wartime orders are vital components needed to have a nation’s army function properly. So NCO’S need to be respected so orders
MEDICAL CHECKUP IN RDF: By Lt Col (Dr) Byimana Medical and non-medical practitioners must always be aware of the importance of medical checkups in preserving one’s health. When a patient enters a consultation room, the medical practitioner is faced with a series of challenges. First, the patient always expects a successful and accurate diagnosis of his problem, while the practitioner has the task of identifying the cause of discomfort. The practitioner must identify the cause of disease or possible
NGSC-LDR-CBC 15 April 2024 Topic: The purpose of this essay is to explain the importance of Military and Professional bearing in the Armed Forces and how it affects leadership within the military and civilian sectors. Military and Professional bearing are two aspects that are highly valued and sought after in the United States Army. The importance of these traits is that they are the result of discipline and Army values. Practicing these values helps ensure the success of missions across
our lifetime is arguably the Art of War by Sun Tzu. This text, possibly written in the spring and Autumn Period, is a military rule book that assists in guiding any Chinese military faction into success by means of giving the reader the perfect strategies to conquer their opponent. In late ancient china this text became extremely influential due to not only the accuracy of the military strategies within the text , but also due to the writer, Sun Tzu’s well known achievement as a general in Spring and
Human Resource Sergeant in the profession of arms holds a large importance. Non-Commissioned Officers have a role in nearly every aspect of the military. The Army is made up of many different jobs and ranks, but just like the military could not operate successfully without Infantrymen it could not operate without Human Resource Specialist and Sergeants. As Human Resource Sergeants we pride ourselves in knowing we contribute to the military by helping our fellow Soldiers. We complete our mission by
The military can influence many important characteristics in a person’s life. The military is much like a mentor, and. They help mold and shape your personality, and often times your future. They can teach you the importance of trust, and being trustworthy. The military should also be able as well recognize each the military as an individual. I was lucky enough as well as find all of these qualities in the military. The military has influenced who I am as a person. The military has
Military Heritage Essay “Taps” A family cries as the bugle sounds taps, a solemn tune played at a military funeral. How many of us have ever considered the history behind the sounding of taps? When observed, our traditions create a sense of heritage and honor. This essay, will discuss the history and importance for the playing of taps. History During the American Civil War, a new melody named taps played in the place of lights out. Although, adopted by the Union Army to mark the end of the day
During World War II, General George Marshall lead the U.S. military and
“More than most professions, the military is forced to depend upon intelligent interpretation of the past for signposts charting the future.... The facts derived from historical analysis he [the soldier] applies to conditions of the present and the proximate future, thus developing a synthesis of appropriate method, organization, and doctrine.... These principles know no limitation of time. Consequently the Army extends its analytical interest to the dust-buried accounts of wars long past as well
During the Medieval period (1185–1600) in Japan there was change and innovation in Japanese literature. This period was largely influenced by the ideals of Buddhist and the ruling military class. During this time, Buddhist religions were also greatly influenced by the handling of the priests and monks. And there were many civil wars that led to different classes in the society. Actually, there are many different types of people who helped form the medieval period. People like the emperors and priests
World War, the era of the 2nd Cold War was at an alarming state in the U.S. The USSR has a lot of power over the U.S in terms of military deployment in case of war, more power in terms of the weapons they had. The U.S military was not well equipped with the needed resources for combat in case of war eruption.
disadvantages, military rule and strategies, and how to become a strong power. The Prince follows a theme in each of the chapters that compose of military, acceptance of your people through kindness but also remain threatening, fortune, and human born nature. Each of these themes is discussed in a simplistic way so the reader can gain full understanding without confusion. The Prince was written during the
developed a military and economy comparable to none during that time, and have no equally powerful rivals. Although Persia, Imperial Rome, the Tang Dynasty, and the Mongols should be considered hyperpowers, the Dutch do not display the same worldwide dominance needed to be considered a hyperpower. From the era of Cyrus the Great to Alexander the Great, Persia had the strongest military, economy, tolerance, and territory needed to deem it a
How do military historians explain war? To answer a question like this, one must look to the scholarship. However, works alone cannot explain the total scope of war, which means that historians take from the scholarship, and input what they deem necessary to the explanation of war. The Western experiences of war shaped the outcome of further study into warfare. Authors like Victor Davis Hanson, John Lynn, John Keegan, Martin van Creveld, and Niall Ferguson explain in detail to what extent the
understanding of families and their relationships to other institutions, such as the educational, governmental, religious, healthcare, and occupational institutions in society. • Research Article 1 - The Social Problems of Today 's Family The article being reviewed discusses the inevitable tie between sociology and families, specifically those in Russia. This article points out how it is the science of sociology that imparts a generalizing character to knowledge about family, how the problems of the
of the military armed forces was the Air Forces since it had the greatest effect on the war effort. Because of the state of the Vietnamese Air Force, the United States military provided the Southern Vietnamese military with the equipment they needed. Between the years of 1961 and 1965, the Air Force contingent of the Vietnamese military increased from 68 to 6,600 personnel and from a few liaison planes to 84 different types of aircraft . In Vietnam, the Air Force was of significant importance to the