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    master/first sergeants and sergeant/command sergeant majors respectively. So the big "gap" in the army exists between E-4 and E-5‚ where in the navy it seems to exist between E-6 and E-7. There’s a big distinction with being a "non-commissioned officer" in the Army. Much of the physical labor stops when you become a sergeant‚ not that it goes away‚ but you are expected to lead your troops to accomplish a mission‚ not do it yourself. This is not an Army vs. Navy post‚ I don’t think either rank structure

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    Determining Conditions of Probation Conditions of probation and parole are primary factors that have an effect on an offender’s post-prison life. When determining conditions of probation and parole‚ the offenders’ background plays a very important part of the determination. The history of the offenses that the offender committed is extremely important of determining the condition of probation or parole. Probation and parole conditions consist of drug/alcohol treatment‚ psychiatric evaluation/treatment

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    3 Technology has helped solve many cases where police officers were accused of excessive force. Most importantly cameras provide proof of how many police officers have been accused of excessive. The cameras are not only been used to take selfies but have been used to catch how police officers over use their power against people with less power. Not only cell phone cameras from witnesses have helped catch police brutality but police officers own dash cameras in their own police car and video surveillance

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    The Creed of the Noncommissioned Officer is‚ to some‚ just words that must be uttered during ceremonies and those times when new sergeants earn their stripes. To others‚ there is no higher thought. These Soldiers live their time while in uniform trying their best to uphold everything written in those three paragraphs. Some choose what those words mean; others make little effort in deciding but let others decide for them. When I entered the service of my country 6 years ago‚ I had no clue that such

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    Military Academy cadet‚ as well as an officer in the United States Army. This is almost certainly one of the first things someone would look for in a strong officer. A strong leader can impact his soldiers in various ways. If your soldiers don’t stand behind you‚ and don’t have faith in you‚ they are more prone to disagree with or disobey your orders. Aside from leadership‚ a USMA cadet should be able to easily demonstrate confidence. What good is an officer who knows what must be done‚ but cannot

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    State Police Officer. An officer’s career can be fulfilling due to the pros‚ although there are also cons. A New Mexico State Police Officer usually patrols a specific area‚ responds to calls that are non-emergency and emergency‚ monitors traffic‚ obtains warrants‚ and arrests. One pro of being a state police officer is that speaking‚ listening‚ and problem solving skills are developed. Along with pros there are also cons. Some of the cons of being a state police officer are: the job

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    Introduction The article "Conflict between staff and line managerial officers" from Melville Dalton describes the situation of staff organizations in the 1950s. In this time staff organizations are relatively new and were "a response to many complex interrelated forces" . The goal in demanding specialists in form of "staff people" was to create higher production and more efficiency. This introduction of a new organizational structure is related to some problems which occur. The following questions

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    do you want to become a Noncommissioned Officer? One reason I want to become a Non-Commissioned Officer‚ is so I can provide more support to the lower enlisted and incoming soldiers than what was offered to me upon my arrival to JBLM. I have goals to move through the ranks and know the importance of the having great people to help me to achieve those goals. With good support comes good morale. What do you think your role will be as a Noncommissioned Officer? As an NCO and a good leader my role

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    progress through Special Forces‚ working in the intelligence field‚ and finally becoming a Warrant Officer. Pursing a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Strategic Studies and Defense Analysis (SSDA) seemed like a natural progression and an incredible

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    his Soldiers to and from combat. Just as the Battalion Commander has to trust that the Company Commanders can do the same at their level. Company Commanders trust that their subordinate officers‚ Platoon Leaders and Executive Officers can accomplish the same mission. The same goes for the Non-Commissioner Officer Support Channel. If the trust is absent at any level‚ the unit’s cohesion and readiness are affected. Soldiers who don’t demonstrate

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