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    should not be allowed to go overseas and experience the terrorizing war scene. In the book NAM the author writes “Next I had to kick one dead body in the side of the head until part of his brain started coming out the other side.” (Baker 59) Older soldiers made the young cadet do this just to get the feeling of killing Vietnamese people. Even though he was throwing up simultaneously and to the point of dry heaving‚ they still made him kick until they were satisfied. Eighteen to twenty one year olds

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    What Has War Made Me? War can do many horrible things to its soldiers‚ but it can also save them from themselves. All Quiet on the Western Front written by Erich Maria Remarque is a testament of Paul Bäumer. He and seven classmates enlist in World War I. They experience and witness unspeakable violence becoming soldiers. More violence than anyone should ever see. It corrupts most of the soldier’s minds because of the trauma that they have faced. Although war dehumanized many of the young men

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    The US Army 670-1 is the basis for the wear and appearance of all military uniforms to include ACU ‚ BDU‚ DCU‚ ASU‚ and all PT uniforms. It was formed so that all soldiers wear the uniform the same to instill discipline and a professional appearance. This regulation applies to officers and enlisted the same. It was formed to give the exact dimensions for badges tabs patches and rank. The proponent of this regulation is the Deputy Chief of Staff‚ G-1. The proponent has the authority to approve exceptions

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    the safety and welfare of the soldiers under his command‚ this is very rarely easier than just doing the minimum. Secondly‚ a leader must remain calm in all situations. The soldiers under the command of a nervous and indecisive leader will tend to act in the same way‚ they actually "inherit" some of the traits that their commanding officer portrays‚ both on the battlefield and in garrison. If a leader even seems indecisive and unsure of him/her self then the soldiers he/she commands will be hesitant

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    The Importance of Accountability is one of the basic principles that the U. S. Army engrains into its soldiers. From the moment they step out of the bus in basic training‚ a simple rule is told to soldiers so that they can be successful in their military careers. This rule is‚ “Be at the right place‚ at the right time‚ in the right uniform.” This is all for the purpose of accountability‚ which is extremely important because no mission can start without it. Any mission with which the unit is tasked

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    Pv2 Johnny. Correctional Essay on Importance of meeting the standards set by AR 670-1. A soldier is a professional and an expert at all times‚ Because of this his uniform haircut and general hygiene is held to a professional standard. AR 670-1 is the ruling of this standard in which every soldier must uphold to. A soldier is measured by his/her ability to do his job successfully‚ tactfully‚ and professionally. The key to doing a job as a professional is a professional appearance‚ none know this as

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    that makes a soldier feel tense and helpless. There are several instances of neighbours or even own brothers making use of soldier’s long absence from home to encroach on his property. The exigencies of service prevent the soldier from being able to pursue the case. This problem had been identified several years ago‚ but little has been done except for every defence minister writing routine letters to chief ministers requesting sympathetic disposal of land disputes involving soldiers. It is almost

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    respect without discipline because it creates a sense of unity among soldiers which under extreme circumstances the military cannot afford to have any causality because of one individual’s decision to disrespect one of leaders appointed over me direct orders. Self-less Service leads to teamwork and encompasses discipline and is most effective when all soldiers can expect and give mutual respect to their fellow soldiers. When a person first enters the Army they are taught and instilled into

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    under British control. He wrote many poems and songs that rhymed and helped boost the morale of British soldiers on the battlefield while implementing them with values of honor and duty. In addition to the soldiers‚ the citizens of England were also inspired to support the war efforts. The poems became very effective among the British people. Three of Kipling’s poems‚ Young British Soldier‚ Tommy and Gunga Din were all components to a volume of poems entitled the Barack-Room Ballads. They were

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    Loyalty How is Loyalty defined in the modern military today? Loyalty is a characteristic and trait that cannot be forced upon a soldier nor feared into them. Loyalty is rather created and developed on the basis of trust from others around you including your superiors. Instilling and creating a trusting bond will allow the soldier to develop loyalty to oneself‚ their unit‚ and their chain of command. Per Dictionary.com Loyalty is defined as‚ “Characterized by or showing faithfulness to commitments

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