Army military became fascinated by the design of the British tunic, much of the clothing for the American soldiers was manufactured in England. The tunic’s and overcoats were the same for all ranks they had high collars pockets and shoulder straps. In 1908 there was a blue denim work uniform and wool coat provided to wear while working but not at war. In 1917 the uniform for war consisted of the khaki tunic and olive trousers that were tapered at the bottom of the leg. The soldiers were also issued a steel helmet with a chin strap to provide protection but the steel helmet wasn’t that helpful in providing protection, they were also issued boots and a gas mask, this was one form of a completed uniform.
SUBJECT: "The Profession of Arms" White Paper Summary 1. Purpose: The purpose of "The Profession of Arms" White Paper is to define terminology and initiate a discussion about the Army as a profession. The White Paper describes how the army is a profession and the Soldier is a professional. Additionally, the paper describes the culture of the Army Profession, the Army Ethic, and the importance of trust in civil-military relations. The paper claims that it should be used a platform for military leaders to discuss, understand, and thereby maintain the Profession of Arms.
Whereas the Marine Corps is trained and equipped to be first into battle with transport assistance from the Navy, the United States Army is organized and prepared for long-term combat. The Army has the responsibility of protecting and defending the United States, as well as, securing resources, people, and land during military campaigns overseas. A major difference between the Army and Marine Corps is that the latter falls under the United States Department of the Navy. Despite the Marine Corps being a separate service, the branches train together, and share some customs and traditions. The Navy provides the Marine Corps with
“ The Marine Corps Uniform” Proper uniform wear is a huge factor in the pride of the United States Marine Corps. We are the most renowned, honored, and distinguished military force in the world not only because we are shit hot at everything we do on the battlefield, but also how we hold ourselves outside of combat. Not only is it very important to make sure our uniforms look good at all times, but it is also a Marine Corps standard we all must live by. Marines pride themselves in looking irreproachable and immaculate in their uniforms, whether it be the desert and woodland utilities, service charlies, dress blue alphas, or any other of the marine uniforms. Making sure all of our uniforms are squared away is one of the many factors that separate the Marine Corps from all other branches of the US Military.
They both are used to track soldiers and equipment processed in and out the combat zones. The goal of EMILPO is to provide the Army with a reliable, timely, and efficient mechanism for managing the total strength accountability and performing personnel actions for soldiers all around the world. The system provides visibility of the location, status, and skills of soldiers both from a high level and a unit level. This visibility is crucial in determining the war fighting capability of the Army and its subordinate commands. This visibility is also vital in determining the strength and capability of the Army and subordinate commands within the Army.
The Marines need to be lightweight, mobile, and fast. Along with being able to attack from the ocean, the Marines also are completely capable of taking land territory. They are trained to be able to deploy rapidly, and are often the first United States personnel on site after the US Army Special Forces. The Marines will also guard the American embassies overseas, where they must provide security and safety to the embassy. In volatile areas, being of the Marine embassy guard is a risky job.
Special Forces: The elite of the elite Christopher L. Mintze August 16, 2011 Christopher L. Mintze Instructor Murray English 211 August 16, 2011 Special Forces: The elite of the Elite How much do you know about your nations Special Forces? There are many groups that are a part of the United States Special Operations Command, like the Army Rangers, the Green Berets, the Delta Force, and the Navy SEALS. Each are highly trained in general combat and small unit tactics. Each one can be used for many general special operations missions. However, each Special Operations Group is primarily trained for specific type missions.
Since he represents the people, he can instruct or order the military to do various functions. How does this relate to me? Since I am a member of the military, I fit into this great big Chain of Command. The Command in Chief basically relays orders to the next person under him and eventually, quoting Reagan “trickles down”, to me. When I get the order, I pass it down and the process goes on and on.
Soldiers must know how to do their individual job and complete their team tasks. In combat team leaders are responsible for the maneuver of their team; this includes convoys, foot march, air movements or any others. In the army the team leader will spend a lot of time with their soldiers, they do counselling, one to one mentoring and leading by example, they make sure their soldiers get the training they need to be successful in the future. The team leader handles all the admin and logistics for the team; this includes admin paperwork, transportation, food, ammo, personal supply and more. They also ensure their team is
The Importance of Dress and Deportment Dress and deportment within the context of application for Canadian Forces members can be broken down into two schools of thought, both leading to the same end goal of what is expected of a soldier by the public, the chain of command, and the military as a whole. Dress, in itself, is based loosely upon the idea of “dress for success” which has its place in every workplace, regardless of the employee, but is especially important when it comes to the way we, as soldiers in the Canadian Forces, represent not just ourselves but the trade we belong to, the branch, our co-workers, superiors and ultimately the Canadian Forces as a whole. Deportment, simply put, is the manner in which one carries themselves and how they behave whether it is within the workplace or on their personal time since every member has to be aware of what is expected of them. No matter the situation, how a person is dressed is noticed by others; when a Canadian Forces member is in uniform, the amount of effort put into achieving the standard set for level of dress is almost always immediately apparently. For a member to dress for success, it allows them to be a member who can demonstrate to their peers and chain of command that they are willing to put the time in to get the work done, they pay attention to detail, and they