Intellectual Standard Of Integrity

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One intellectual standard that I have experienced most recently is clarity. I have witness so many times sitting in a brief, and the Boss begins to throw out these acronyms that no one knows what he’s talking about, but himself. But as I look around the room I notice everyone has these perplexed looks on their faces, and at the same time nodding their heads in agreement. So without skipping a beat, I asked the question and watch in amazement as the facial expressions begin to lighten because they now understand what he’s talking about. Which also ties into my next intellectual standard, significance. What is the significance of throwing around a bunch of acronyms, when you’re providing guidance to your soldiers? As a subordinate I only want

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