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Essay: Military Bearing and Code of Conduct and Disrespect of an Non Commissioned Officer.
As I grow into my new life in the military, I am constantly learning there are different values and concepts that I must grasp. One of the greatest transitions that I am faced with is the ability to decipher between my military bearing and my sometimes not so great actions as a civilian. Sometimes I allow myself to create an environment that forces the hand of my NCO to maintain order and discipline for which I should be capable of doing myself. As I write this essay, I do so with self-reflection and complete humility. I am very sorry for my actions and do wish to convey my deepest apologies. I want to one day be a successful leader myself, I realize this is only possible by first being an exemplary soldier. For what I have found out is that a leader is only as great as his/her weakest link. I personally want to be the reason my NCO shines by showing respect and composure and helping other soldiers to do the same, for that is the only way to accomplish the mission.
One of the easiest and hardiest honors to receive is the good army conduct medal, which is awarded after three years of good service and no writes ups. That is something I would like to achieve many of and strive for in the future with better actions on my part. To do so I realize one thing I must always do is respect the rank of my NCO. There are certain rules and regulations that must be adhered to when recognizing the leaders that are bestowed upon me. One being respect. When you read the soldiers handbook on customs and courtesies you learn the simple things that the military have laid out to make you a successful soldier. Some of which I failed at miserably. Which is unfortunate because I would not want a soldier to disrespect the rank I put sweat and tears in to earn by treating it as if it was nothing. The handbook says that you should show respect to those who are above you in...
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