The United States Armed Forces has different codes of conduct, multiple creeds, values, and ethical codes that are critical to mission accomplishment. Researchers stated that army civilians have the potential and confidence to conduct future as well as existing mission with honesty and integrity (Code of Ethics, 2011). Also, the code of ethics provides guidance for making ethical decision in order to conduct a work in a professional environment.
Noncommissioned Officers Ethics All Noncommissioned Officers took the same Oath of Office and swear their allegiance to the United States of America as Enlisted Soldier. Noncommissioned Officers are in a high-level position of command. These men and women of the corps are expected from their subordinates as well as their peers to be not at all less …show more content…
Also, the author can illustrate the importance of this ethics under Department of Defense Directive 5500.7, Standard of Conduct, which provides guidelines to military personnel on principles for behavior and ethics. The Department of Defense Directive stated that any military personnel that fails to follow policing and violates the code of ethics, shall be prosecuted under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (Department of Defense Directive, 2007). Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Soldiers will grasp a better understanding on this new tool and assist the Noncommissioned Corps on establishing standards and take ownership of the knowledge that is pertained to this ethics. Some Soldiers may not like change, but change can be a good thing as long as they are willing to give it a chance. Furthermore, the code of ethics will change immediately after discussing with the leaders to allow them to know that this ethics is what the Noncommissioned is all about and what the corps does on a daily
Noncommissioned Officers Ethics All Noncommissioned Officers took the same Oath of Office and swear their allegiance to the United States of America as Enlisted Soldier. Noncommissioned Officers are in a high-level position of command. These men and women of the corps are expected from their subordinates as well as their peers to be not at all less …show more content…
Also, the author can illustrate the importance of this ethics under Department of Defense Directive 5500.7, Standard of Conduct, which provides guidelines to military personnel on principles for behavior and ethics. The Department of Defense Directive stated that any military personnel that fails to follow policing and violates the code of ethics, shall be prosecuted under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (Department of Defense Directive, 2007). Commissioned Officers and Enlisted Soldiers will grasp a better understanding on this new tool and assist the Noncommissioned Corps on establishing standards and take ownership of the knowledge that is pertained to this ethics. Some Soldiers may not like change, but change can be a good thing as long as they are willing to give it a chance. Furthermore, the code of ethics will change immediately after discussing with the leaders to allow them to know that this ethics is what the Noncommissioned is all about and what the corps does on a daily