Automaticity can be defined as the habitual setting of the mind to accept challenges and perform duties without meditating upon the small details of all the entail. In military science it can refer to the training of the soldiers to habitually practice and perform certain duties and roles. It is usually as a result of training, learning and continued practice that the function or duty becomes preconscious. Soldiers having undergone a thorough training after their recruitment are thus automatically physically and mentally prepared to engage in battles and wars.
World War 2 began in 1939 and ended in 1945. This was the most extensive war in the history of the world and constituted all continents and many active nations. The war was also the first …show more content…
Military habits are usually integrated through vigorous training and incentives. Military service is still a prestigious career to any individual with the zeal and will to serve for their country. During the 1930’s and 1940’s, the young population in America were very enthusiastic about being part of the millitary service men during wars. This enabled the country to recruit tens of thousands of young men into military units in the navy, air force and army. America boosted among the strongest resources in military personnel during these times and was evidently influential in ascertaining …show more content…
With quite a reasonable number of servicemen having participated in previous wars like the First World War, the new recruits had a considerable vast of experienced soldiers in their ranks who were their commanding and unit officers. This enabled the entire battalion to have order and discipline in their undertakings and understanding of the battlefield. Military training in America is a crucial and detailed affair that tests for ones capacities and abilities to endure the hardest of tasks with minimal hiccups and limitations. The recruitments before and during the war were thus thorough to ensure that those recruited were certified to give comprehensive service in the battlefield. The more the troops engaged in battle the more their trust in each other grew stronger and they were therefore able to concentrate more on their duties and enemies causing and increase in their efficiency and effectiveness. Victories further increased their confidence levels and inspired them for more glory. Progress thus cultured experience even to the new and inexperienced recruits and before the war was over, they had ascended the chain of command depending on their talents and leadership skills portrayed in the
World War 2 began in 1939 and ended in 1945. This was the most extensive war in the history of the world and constituted all continents and many active nations. The war was also the first …show more content…
Military habits are usually integrated through vigorous training and incentives. Military service is still a prestigious career to any individual with the zeal and will to serve for their country. During the 1930’s and 1940’s, the young population in America were very enthusiastic about being part of the millitary service men during wars. This enabled the country to recruit tens of thousands of young men into military units in the navy, air force and army. America boosted among the strongest resources in military personnel during these times and was evidently influential in ascertaining …show more content…
With quite a reasonable number of servicemen having participated in previous wars like the First World War, the new recruits had a considerable vast of experienced soldiers in their ranks who were their commanding and unit officers. This enabled the entire battalion to have order and discipline in their undertakings and understanding of the battlefield. Military training in America is a crucial and detailed affair that tests for ones capacities and abilities to endure the hardest of tasks with minimal hiccups and limitations. The recruitments before and during the war were thus thorough to ensure that those recruited were certified to give comprehensive service in the battlefield. The more the troops engaged in battle the more their trust in each other grew stronger and they were therefore able to concentrate more on their duties and enemies causing and increase in their efficiency and effectiveness. Victories further increased their confidence levels and inspired them for more glory. Progress thus cultured experience even to the new and inexperienced recruits and before the war was over, they had ascended the chain of command depending on their talents and leadership skills portrayed in the