Profession of Arms Profession is defined as an occupation which requires specialized expertise and continual education in a particular area of duty. Professionals are those individuals who through study, training, and constant practice maintain both the trust of society as a whole and the necessary expertise to continue to serve. Profession of Arms is a practice of the United States Army which has been around since the early militia days of our country. The U.S Army employs multiple levels of training, certification, and study to continue the Profession of Arms as an entirety. The Army serves under civilian authority that trusts the Army to defend the American people and their Constitutional rights.
Abbott states: Professions produce uniquely expert work, not routine or repetitive work. Medicine, theology, law, and the military are ― “social trustee” forms of professions. Effectiveness, rather than pure efficiency, is the key to the work of professionals—the sick want a cure, the sinner wants absolution, the accused want exoneration, and the defenseless seek security. To my knowledge professions take a lot of education and training. Typically these services are not common and require a lot of experience too.
When we talk about business is a "war" , as it somehow, and we employ different strategies to achieve victory by either selling or buying the desired product at the desired price or slightly more advantageous for the company but not the only that could be taken by this author so I shall take the most significant points for this race. The negotiator is always the person who is representing the manager of the company or if it is the case , is the one that plans everything and brings supports ( soldiers ) to close a deal that the company is looking for , taking into account what Sun Tzu says we could see the negotiator as the general who leads the troops to achieve their goals, such negotiations should be quick but long term , that is, the treatment is being sought with the other company should be closed as soon as possible not to retract the other negotiator , but is long-term because we want to establish a business relationship with the other company . As a way to summarize we say that the most important or main take of the book is the fact quick end to the actions we are undertaking and seek partnerships with these before the competition or better strengthen our business relationship
Military Ethics Awareness Inventory Abstract This week’s team assignment was to find an organization and discuss how this organization differs or is the same ethically as other organizations. The team chose Harold’s Military experience with the Army and how ethical behaviors affect each individual soldier both professionally and personally. This paper discusses some of the Military and Army values and how unethical decisions or misconduct can affect an organization such as the Army. Military Ethics Awareness Inventory Ethics in the United States Army are very important including principles of conduct, behavior, and knowing the difference between right and wrong. An obligation of every Soldier is to protect the Constitution of the United States, fulfill one’s obligations as a citizen, and comply with local, state, and federal laws.
Ultimately, courage is proven through his commitment to the Union Army and its greater cause. Crane explored the theme of character development as a result of war experiences. He treated the theme critically, using the methods of realism and naturalism. The dictionary definition of naturalism is a theory or practice in literature emphasizing scientific observation of life without idealization and often including elements of determinism. Here is a quote from the book that I think represents naturalism.
ACSM does a fantastic job protecting the public’s interest first, but the members of the college closely second. Examples of the publics’ interest include, maintaining confidentiality of personal medical information, be treated or trained with the upmost care. A, Section 4, says it best, “The ideals of the College imply that the responsibilities of each Fellow or member extend not only to the individual, but also to society with the
That is how is written on his tombstone and it should be remember that way, like a hero. I also believe by us talking about his character flaws it wouldn’t be fair for him because he is not present to defend himself or to even listen to his side of the argument. No one is perfect, people in general have flaws and doesn’t determine the time of person they are or will become, Jefferson should be remember for his accomplishments and all the good he did this
Lastly, how does the Army continue to meeting these aspirations? Answering each of the questions gives key insights that uphold the idea that the Army is a profession and will continue to be a true profession. What does it mean for the Army to be a Profession of Arms? Webster’s Dictionary defines a profession as an occupation requiring specialized knowledge and training comprising of long and intensive academic preparation. Based on this, the Army is without a doubt a profession.
Being a war-opponent and social activist, Howard Zinn’s most likely intention in writing “Unsung Heroes” was to educate people about the mistakes (and deliberate lies) that are, in his opinion, very common in the perception of American history. Also, he likely wanted to direct attention towards the un-credited but “true” heroes who may not be shining enough to fit the common definition of a hero, but who have made meaningful contributions and therefore deserve to be remembered. In any case, they are people who are not responsible for killings of native Americans or the suppressing of minorities. Despite the popularity of Zinn’s views and of “A Peoples History of the United States”, there is an opinion that Zinn is overly pessimistic in his interpretation of the past. Further, some people complain, as he states himself, that they feel “thoroughly alienated and depressed” after reading the book.
THESIS Disrespecting a Non-Commissioned Officer is a touchy and /or sensitive subject. What may appear to one person as disrespect may not appear to another person as being so. Disrespecting a Non-Commissioned Officer Opening paragraph here In the NCO Creed it says “I know my soldiers and will always place their needs above my own”. I bring this up for the fact that Non Commissioned Officers should know about their soldiers and understand that soldier’s reactions may not always seem as they appear. A soldier’s suggestion may be because it is the best for them.