Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to navigate between flashcards;
Use UP and DOWN arrow keys to flip the card;
H to show hint;
A reads text to speech;
36 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
|
The Profession of Arms |
A disctinct subculture with specialized knowledge in the art of warfare
Requires acceptance of the unlimited liability clause |
|
|
Unlimited Liability Clause |
A feature that distinguishes the military profession from all others in that the level of personal sacrifice required may actually be the most supreme |
|
|
AFI 36-2618 The Enlisted Force Structure |
provides general guidance for each NCO to maintain the profession that is the military |
|
|
Warrior Ethos |
hardiness of spirit courage resiliency
professional attitudes and beliefs that inspire every member of the military |
|
|
Hardiness of Spirit |
The internal force one uses to face and handle mental/physical challenges |
|
|
Who was the true founder of American military uniform regulations? |
Fredrich von Steuben |
|
|
When was the first publication of standard uniform and appearance created? |
1779; written by von Steuben |
|
|
What is the twofold purpose of Retreat? |
-end of duty day
-pay respect to the flag |
|
|
What AFI governs Dress and Appearance? |
AFI 36-2903 |
|
|
Drill |
The backbone of military discipline |
|
|
DDR (Direction, Discipline, Recognition) |
foundation of Progressive Professionalism (p2)
3-prong concept
tool for supervisors to use on their Airmen |
|
|
Military Ethics |
the art of observing those moral obligations and precepts that is appropriate to a person's role within the military profession
designed to put principle above self-interest |
|
|
Primary Ethical Values |
honesty pursuit of excellence integrity promise keeping loyalty respect accountability caring fairness responsible citizenship
|
|
|
What are the four Ethical Principles? |
3O's 3P's >Dr. James Toner 3R's 3D's |
|
|
3O's |
Owing (constitution) Ordering (of ethical principles) Oughting (what you ought to do)
|
|
|
3P's |
Principle (truth telling and honor) Purpose (mission accomplishment and duty) People (fellow citizens) |
|
|
3R's |
Rules Results Realities (consequences) |
|
|
3D's |
Discern (find the truth) Declare (the truth as you have found it) Do (what you have declared) |
|
|
AFI 36-2909 |
Professional and Unprofessional Relationships
|
|
|
DOD Joint Staff Guide 5260 |
Assists US Military personnel who find themselves isolated from US control in peacetime
|
|
|
Joint Ethics Directive DODD 5500.7 |
Standards of Conduct
establishes guidance for S&C that applies to all US government employees |
|
|
Joint Ethics Directive DODD 5500.7-r |
Joint Ethics Regulation
Describes and discusses ethics and values
Deals with core beliefs |
|
|
Ethics |
The study of what we understand to be good and right behavior and how we judge those behaviors |
|
|
Ethical Decision Making |
1. Recognize Issues 2. Find a new angle 3. Make a decision |
|
|
Ethical Traps |
Confusion or uncertainty as to what actions or behaviors to take because of conflicting opinions |
|
|
Ethical Relativism |
Making decisions based on personal values/beliefs rather than on military rules, regulations and codes of conduct |
|
|
Loyalty Syndrome |
Making decisions based on respect and/or loyalty to an individual, unit, or orginization rather than on military rules |
|
|
Worry Over Image |
Making decisions based on how they impact one's reputation/standing among peers, subordinates, supervisors, community rather than on military rules |
|
|
Drive for Success |
Making decisioins based on a "win at all cost" attitude rather than on military rules |
|
|
4 Dimensions of Wellness |
Emotional Spiritual Physical Social |
|
|
Perceived Burdensomeness |
"I am a burden to others, I do not contribute to the group, and I am a liability to the group's well-being or safety." |
|
|
Thwarted Belongingness |
"I have no connection to others and those previously meaningful relationships that I did have been strained beyond recovery or lost outright." |
|
|
Eustress |
Positive/ healthy stress |
|
|
Distress |
Negative Stress |
|
|
Combat Stress
|
Happens when there is a change in mental function or behavior during combat as a result of actual battle conditions
|
|
|
Operational Stress |
Occurs when there are changes in mental functioning or behavior during military operations other than war |
