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    The importance of following a direct order Last night at final formation the company was directly told from‚ “The BAD GUY” to put our phones up before we went to sleep. This was just a simple task that should have been too easy to follow‚ right‚ wrong after lights out I was laying in bed not talking on my phone but I was still fumbling around with my phone trying to set my alarm‚ which was wrong because in the back of my mind I knew all I had to do was just leave the phone alone. Now this order

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    WEEK 3 Discussion Question 1: Just Following Orders? Do you believe the sentence she received is just? Wasn’t she simply following orders? Why did Ms. Vinson make the ethical decisions that she made? In my opinion‚ from the two articles read I do not believe that the sentence of 5 months in prison that Ms Vinson received coincided with her level of involvement. Ms Vinson was the Senior of Corporate Reporting Department; for two years she chooses to continue to misrepresent and inflate

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    a casualty. Army Regulation 670-1 states that every service member must wear I.D tags at all times when traveling or overseas‚ even in civilian clothing‚ and that every service member in uniform must wear them in their everyday duty uniform. The importance and purpose of dog tags can be dated back to 1870 in the Franco-Prussian war. The Prussians issued them to their soldiers for the sake of identification; they got the nickname dog tag or Hundermark (German for dog tag) because dogs were issued matching

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    It is important to respect a Non Commissioned Officer in the United States Armed Forces. The rules and regulations state that you must respect the orders of those appointed over you‚ period. NCOs are the backbone of the military and carry the workload for the day to day operations. They spend countless amounts of time‚ drop countless amounts of blood‚ and shed tears ensuring that our military remains the best in the world. With the time spent comes experience that’s invaluable. They pass

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    The Importance of Orders. What would the military be without rules and regulations to follow? A brief answer would be that every man and woman in the service would be considered just another civilian but with guns doing whatever they wanted and going to war with whoever they wanted without any consequences. Our military services are highly honored for the obedience they set in stone throughout all the service men and women. Obedience goes beyond listening to the commanding officer‚ it also involves

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    In regards to the historic importance of following orders it in the Army‚ without the soldiers following the orders then there would be no structure and no control. Tasks that superiors and officers can’t‚ won’t‚ or don’t have time to complete will not get completed. Throughout history of this nation each unit has given orders with the thought they would get accomplished‚ without the following through of these orders many of the Army’s greatest victories could have and probably would have been defeats

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    A 500 word essaying on following orders. What is the purpose of following orders or more relevantly why does a solider follow orders. Besides the obvious reasons of: avoiding getting yelled at‚ smoked or counseled. A solider follows orders to get the task at hand done. This ultimately leads to increased mission effectiveness and/or mission success. If a solider fails to accomplish an order‚ fails to follow an order or even out right refuses to listen to the order‚ any and all missions or

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    The  Importance  of  Following  Directions       Following   directions   is   one   of   the   most   basic   and   fundamental   skills   necessary  to  maintain  order  in  today’s  society.  From  the  most  basic  “No!”  to  a  little   child   to   “Don’t   drink   and   drive‚”   following   directions   can   save   a   life   and   maintain   safety‚   create   efficiency   in   the

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    Without rules and regulations all civilization would plunge into chaos‚ as there would be nothing protecting us from one another’s most basic self serving instincts‚ and sometimes self-destructive habits. Often time’s simple rules and regulations protect us from ourselves‚ such as not touching a hot furnace or driving through an intersection when the light is red. If we look just at laws of the road one can quickly see how many devastating accidents would occur (and how many lives would be ruined)

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    WHAT IS A MADHHAB? WHY IS IT NECESSARY TO FOLLOW ONE? Q-News Interview‚ © Nuh Ha Mim Keller 1995 The word madhhab is derived from an Arabic word meaning "to go" or "to take as a way"‚ and refers to a mujtahids choice in regard to a number of interpretive possibilities in deriving the rule of Allah from the primary texts of the Qur’an and hadith on a particular question. In a larger sense‚ a madhhab represents the entire school of thought of a particular mujtahid Imam‚ such as Abu Hanifa‚ Malik

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