Soldiers must be and act responsibly in every situation they may find themselves in, whether it’s in or out of uniform. Responsibility increases when soldiers believe that they have personal control over their mission performance, performing out of desire to do well instead of just following orders. There have been many studies that have suggested that when a Soldier feels that they have personal control over work performance the result is that the Soldier has a better task performance, better problem solving, and a higher persistence in accomplishing the task, more positive emotions and even better psychological and physical health. Responsibility and accountability are two of the main factors in being a successful Soldier in today’s U.S. Army. You must be a responsible soldier if you want to make it through deployment alive. Or even worse, if you fail to be responsible you could…
"The Army is a values based organization. We inculcate our soldiers with the need to treat all with dignity and respect. We enforce standards, and when our soldiers fail to meet these standards, we take appropriate action."(insert citation here) George B. Wright, an Army spokesman spoke these words following the death of a soldier, Danny Chen, who was hazed by his fellow soldiers. The story of Danny unfortunately is not an uncommon one. Danny is one of many teenagers who experiences a form of hazing. Hazing is defined as, "to harass by banter, ridicule or criticism" (Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 11th edition--CORRECT CITE) Hazing occurs not only in the military but through many different venues. The act of hazing often has life altering results like in the story of Danny.…
The general principals for environmental cleaning are to ensure the hospital environment is as clean as possible to reduce the risk of infection, and that all precautions are taken in accordance to legislation and Healthcare policy’s and guidelines. “To prevent the transfer of micro-organisms which may cause infection, and to prevent the transfer of foreign protein which may cause adverse reaction and pose the risk of spreading diseases e.g. vCJD. “…
United States Army regulations are very important. Being a member of the United States Army is a job that must be done correctly by the men and woman who chose to answer the call of duty. These regulations must be followed by all personnel enlisted or officer. These regulations also must be followed by all branches of the army whether you are national guard, reserve, or active. These regulations are also very important even when you are still in training. If they are not followed it can greatly affect your life. It can also affect your privileges while in training. It can also have an effect on gaining rank and getting awards. Also if you are in the army you have sworn to live by the army values. If you do not follow army regulations you are also going against the army values. All army regulations must be followed or there will be consequences.…
Each of us comes to work every day with our own experience, our own perceptions about life. In and out of uniform we have an individual responsibility to eliminate sex harassment, not taking action goes against the seven core Army values, from the first days in basic training we were drilled on the importance of loyalty, duty, respect, selfless service, honor, integrity and personal courage, we was thought to work together creating a teamwork relation, team work is undermined by sexual harassment. It is our responsibility and duty to live these values in everything we do no matter where we are or what we are doing. Victims of sexual harassment sometimes find it difficult to find their voice and seek help, but the Army's Sexual Harassment/Assault…
Soldiers will do almost anything that their commander tells them. In a good way this is useful but when what they are doing is morally wrong there should be boundaries. But there are none and if they don't do what they are told then they have to face the punishment. But this is still different because they are trained to do whatever it takes to protect their nation no matter. However when a commander becomes corrupt they take advantage of the troops and use them for their own wrong doing. So there is a limit of when people should follow authority. Most people can tell when someone is corrupt but there are still those who think just because he is your commander it must be right so I have to do…
Also, the personal mental healthy of these soldier is another important thing to address. For example, some soldiers have unpleasant experiences, therefore, those experiences keeps them away from being willing to serve in such intense military front. Actions of forcibly sending soldiers into Iraq might result in the damage of both mental and psychical health, and brings negative impact to the social perception. In my opinion, besides the efficiency of the troops, to strive for an understandable and a humanized armed force system is also very important. Therefore, I believe these criticisms on these “conscientious objector ” should be…
Accountability is important and should not be taken lightly. So many reasons accountability is important. Knowing where your soldiers are at all times helps to know what they’re doing, and what their interest are doing so. In case something happens and someone needs to know where a soldier is accountability comes into play. A good leader should always have accountability for their soldiers but it starts on the lowest level. Anything to be ready and knowing the job that needs to be done. Accountability is more than just knowing your soldiers in formation. Accountability knows that your soldier’s physical, mental, and spiritual needs are accounted for and taken into consideration. So they can be more functional as a unit, team, and be mission ready. Accountability is an Army and nationwide thing from the highest officer, to the lowest enlisted soldier. If something bad happens and you’re not able to get into contact with one of your soldiers their life, and also your life can be at stake. Deploying overseas is an even bigger thing. You should always be accounted for while you’re overseas, and have a battle buddy. A lot of soldiers now, here, don’t like the fact or thought of a battle buddy, but we train how we fight, and when we deploy that battle buddy might be the one who save your life. Responsibility and accountability are two of the main factor in being a successful soldier in today's Army. Accountability is a very important part of an enlisted and a NCO's job. The enlisted soldier is responsible for all items issued to him or her whether it is a weaponing’s clothes, a vehicle, or TA-50. The NCO's responsibility is to make sure that the soldier is accountable for the items and has eyes on these items when needed, so that he or she can report it to his or her, higher command. Also includes the most important asset the army has spent millions to train and equip. the soldier him or herself.…
This is often due to lack of medical care once a soldier is discharged, not properly identifying the disorder, from being under treated, or more commonly because they are ashamed to admit they need help. An investigation by National Public Radio found that the Army had punished and Dishonorably Discharged soldiers with ptsd. Two veterans groups are currently suing the Department of Veterans Affairs for its "shameful failures" in providing mental health treatment. Mac McClelland, a reporter from…
Soldiers of the Army are trusted with the responsibility to keep citizens of the nation safe, “against all enemies foreign and domestic.” Individuals make the decision to become Soldiers who are prepared to become experts of their craft and live the Army code of ethicsi. This great responsibility is not taken for granted and instilled in every Soldier immediately. In this profession having the support of the American public is crucialii. Soldiers must stay relevant to the public and be cognizant not to create a divide between themselves and the American people.…
The medical side of things can be very controversial but my evidence and supports are the best because well it all just comes down to not knowing about medical science. There was simply not enough knowledge about diseases and not enough organizations to keep the soldiers alive. Out of pure disease and illness it doubled the amount of deaths, not including gunfire deaths. Beds and safe havens for soldiers to rest were disgusting, poorly cleaned and sanitized, and unorganized.equipment and knowledge of medicine, Doctors and Nurses are at a surplus and Medicine not only saves lives but it pays very…
The U.S. army values soldiers that are accountable for their actions. Being accountable means being…
At unit E, BMI, Standard Operation Procedures (S.O.P’s) can be found in each room, it covers the health and safety policy along with other legislations and regulatory body standards in accordance to the prevention and control of infection. These policies include instructions of how to carry out ‘safe’ manual handing in each room, they also include departmental dress codes, health, safety and hygiene codes, the startup procedures for each room, corrective and preventive actions, cleaning procedures and pest control.…
Soldiers don’t necessarily have anything wrong with their behavior, however it causes them to be outcasted as rude or impolite. In “Soldier’s Home,” Krebs, the protagonist, talks about how he wants a girl but he doesn’t “want to work for her.”(85) He feels that courting a girl would include having to lie to her about his interests and experiences in order to impress her. This mirrors the way soldiers feel like they have to lie to people in order to gain their interest. Which makes them feel secluded from the rest of the world because they don’t want to lie, and because of this, they have trouble adjusting after coming home.…
Housekeeping Exposure program is a part of practical training for subject GHOT3043 Housekeeping. To fulfill the task given, we are required to carry out practical training in EDC hotel in a group of four for two days. Our group went for practical training on 18th and 19th March 2016. Our shift was scheduled at 9am until 5pm on 18th and 7am until 3pm on 19th. The Supervisor divide us to work under housekeeping attendant. I have been assigned to work under Madam NorAishah. For the first day, we need to clean the room at 2nd floor. At 2nd floor, the room is known as a standard room, and for that day, we need to clean for 15 rooms which are check-out room and occupied room. Madam NorAishah gave a briefing and explain how the SOP of bed making,…