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.
Coordinate with the Director of the Army staff to resolve issues of proponent responsibilities for ARs and material weaknesses. c. Ensure that all Army regulations explicitly address MICP responsibilities and that evaluations of key internal controls are presented in the prescribed format under a separate appendix. 1–10. The Auditor General The Auditor General, in addition to responsibilities in paragraphs 1–8 and 1–13, will— a. Provide technical advice, assistance, and consultation on internal controls to HQDA functional proponents, as necessary.
I also am responsible for both enforcing the law and the Soldiers rights. I am responsible for all legal attributes of my Soldiers. I teach them how to resolve legal issues and also what the Uniform Code of Military Justice entails. I am also responsible for the Internal Analysis of strengths and weaknesses, which focus on internal factors that give my organization certain advantages and disadvantages in meeting the needs of WAR. I am also responsible for the External Analysis.
Tom Gilmore EngWr 300 Professor Hawley 4 March 2012 Journey of The Few, The Proud, The Marines The United States is in a constant state of security from threats, and the world is only getting more and more hostile towards us. America needs to know that there is a blanket of security being provided for them at all times. America needs to know that the United States Marine Corps is that blanket of security. The United States Marine Corps (USMC) is branch of the U.S. armed services (part of the US Navy), founded in 1775 and trained to operate on land and at sea. Men and women from all over the world try their abilities of strength and courage to see what it takes to be a true Marine.
Leaders in the public services have many positions and these are called ranks, the leader will ensure the team has a purpose, a role and a responsibility. The purpose is the reason the team was created in the first place, the role is the main job of the service, a role is also known as a function or the activates that a person is assigned to carry out, and the responsibility is all the things a service may be responsible for, the main responsibility of a team leader is to make sure the teams task is completed. In the army the main role of the team leader is to prepare their team for their mission, this means making sure your team is mentally and physically ready and knows how to do their tasks in combat. Team leaders make sure their soldiers know how to shoot, move and communicate. Soldiers must know how to do their individual job and complete their team tasks.
This vocation pursues a balance in which effectiveness prevails over efficiency as the key to becoming a professional. There are two key definitions which are crucial to understanding the Army as a Profession of Arms; The Profession of Arms and the Professional Solider. These two definitions are inherently linked together, members of the Armed Forces can be ordered to place their lives on the line daily where they undertake their well-being for the greater good which is why it is important to be a professional expert. It takes years and sometimes even careers to become an expert and it is important that the Army takes the time and spends the resources to ensure that Soldiers and leaders are developed properly both as individuals and as units. 2.
Are professional ethics concerned with actions, the result of actions, or both? Why? BSHS 332 WEEK 2 Individual Assignment; Workplace Ethical Dilemma Paper Paper on Workplace Ethical Dilemma—Submit a 3-5-page paper dealing with a workplace ethical dilemma that
The fact that there is no nobler calling in the world than to be a soldier in the United States Army. 2. He refers to the officers taking the oath to defend the Constitution and the Nation. Officers must make this their most important mission. We must support the officials elected by the people we swear to protect from enemies foreign and domestic.
Conclusion In conclusion, I described how information is used and how it flows in the United States Army and the way information travels within an organization and how important it is to keep information safe from unauthorized users. The military requires that information travel down a chain from the top, which is the President of the United States to the lowest member in an individual squad, remain aware of situations as situations arises, such as the Geraldo Rivera incident in Iraq as well as the conflict in Somalia as soldier one should always be aware of his or her
Is the Army a Profession of Arms? 1LT Todd Whitson Argumentative Essay Signal Captains Career Course 19 October 2012 Ideally the Army would be a “Profession of Arms” as defined by General Dempsey, “a vocation comprised of experts certified in the ethical application of land combat power, serving under civilian authority, entrusted to defend the Constitution and the rights and interests of the American people.” By this very definition in the White Paper on the “Profession of Arms” the United States Army is not a “Profession of Arms.” To prove this I will answer three critical questions: 1. Are all Soldiers professionals? 2. Do Soldiers join the Army because it’s a calling?