Importance Of Respect In The Military

In this essay, the author

• Explains that respect is the most important trait that needs to be shown towards your superiors. respect backs the ideals and leadership within any chain of command.
• Explains that as a rotc cadet in the united states army, it is my job to respect any cadre member, and all the cadre members appointed over me. respect is an absolute necessity.
• Explains that respect is one of the seven army values: loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage.

• Explains that respect is the most important trait that needs to be shown towards your superiors. respect backs the ideals and leadership within any chain of command.
• Explains that as a rotc cadet in the united states army, it is my job to respect any cadre member, and all the cadre members appointed over me. respect is an absolute necessity.
• Explains that respect is one of the seven army values: loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity, and personal courage.
• Opines that as an ms1 in army rotc, they need to work their own discipline. they must respect their command because that is the army way of life.
• Explains that they have learned that just out of pure respect, they cannot talk back to or say anything that might be disrespectful towards anyone who is appointed over them, specifically the senior cadets and cadre members.
• Opines that being disrespectful undermines the army values and hurts their self-respect along with their ability to advance in to leadership positions.
• Opines that self-control allows one to keep their mouth shut after being asked to do something, and prevent any outburst. the lack of respect undermined the armies values and disrespected their sargent major.
• Opines that disrespecting a commissioned officer or anyone of higher rank is against the law and disrespectful to the army.
• Narrates how they made a mistake by talking back to their sergeant major while getting grub. they apologized for their behavior and promised to hold themselves to better standards.
• Explains that by not respecting the senior cadets appointed over them and the cadre members, they are not fallowing the army value of integrity.
• Explains that the army incorporated integrity within its army values. respect and integrity are part of being a great soldier, co-worker and citizen.
• Explains that they strive to become a good leader not just in rotc or the army, but is everyday life. the army values defines your character and guide your actions as you develop your leadership style.
• Explains that the worrier's ethos plays a big role in what it means to have respect for your fellow solder. whenever the soldier is serving, he or she has to keep in mind of the commands and instructions.
• Explains that when a warrior pledges his or her service to the army, he or she learns to never say the word "surrender." the soldier will push to complete every task and not surrender.
• Explains that when they pledge the worrier ethos, they learn to never say the word "quit," "i will never quit." a warrior will not accept defeat or quit.
• Opines that pledging the warrior's ethos, one learns to become selfless. no man left behind is an extremely important rule of virtue for the soldier.
• Explains that the idea of working towards a goal that has greater meaning than one’s self contributed to their decision to join the army.
• Opines that the army gives them the opportunity to give back to their community and county. they hope to become an officer in the united states army and serve and defend the constitution.
• Opines that they would like to pursue a career in the army as an officer because they know it will push them to accomplish their dreams.
• Opines that service is the driving force behind why they wish to become a commanding office. soldiers follow the 7core values and the warrior ethos so that they can serve the country through their duties.