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One must understand or know the Creed of Non-Commissioned Officers, Warrior Ethos, or Army Values to gain an insight into the NCO’s role as a professional in The Profession of Arms. “No one is more professional than I” (U.S. Army: Army Values, 2016), represents more than an opening statement, but one filled with a history of expertise, commitment, and accountability that has been achieved through the specialized training and responsibility brought on by this role. The article, An Army White…

Staff Sergeant Copelan, Aaron Leadership Philosophy Leadership is the bassist of the Army, its all Army Values combined, Loyalty, Duty Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Courage. I live by and implement these value into the Soldier of my unit every day. My philosophy is simple, provide the highest quality service possible to every person you encounter. We are a value based, customer service organization and we should all have a patient-centered approach. We are taking care of…

To honorably serve my country as a United States Marine Corps Officer has been an aspiration of mine since middle school. My desire and drive to join an elite team that fully embodies and teaches the core values that I uphold myself, is a major reason that I want to become an exemplary Marine Officer. Always striving to become a better individual and reflect upon my experiences has pushed me to attain high levels of academic success and to be placed into a variety of leadership roles. I…

1. Why are you interested in interning at this non-profit organization? What about the organization’s mission and work appeals to you? I was drawn to the fact this internship focuses on helping refugees and immigrants. Looking at the nonprofit’s mission at how it provides resources and empowers immigrants and refugees resonated with my experiences. My parents are immigrants in this nation. They came to the United States in the late 80’s and early 90’s. They didn’t speak a word of English,…

Within the mountains of Northfield, Vermont; rumor has it that when you climb the 1,206 feet to the top, you can hear “Sir yes sir!”, "What the heck are you doing cadet?", "Left, left, left right left!" In certain times of the year, you can look down the top to see cadets flying off a dirt mound into icy cold water, “AAAAAHHHHH!” bouncing off the mountain side harder than a super bouncy ball. Maybe, even while hiking and climbing to the top, there was even a chance where you would have run into…

External Currents, Trends, and Forces There are quite a few non profit organizations out there that support our American Veterans the main competitors that I found while conducting my research are: Wounded Warrior Project, Disabled American Veterans (DAV), Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), and the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA). The Wounded Warrior Project’s mission is to honor and empower our wounded warriors. They would like to aid in providing this generation with the most successful and…

This hypothesis appears like sensible and coherent in light of the fact that it is very characteristic that a man's conduct takes after his or her characters to develop partnership across vast areas. Malcolm Gladwell, in any case, Gladwell trusts that the natural conditions have the most impact on how one act. In the Army we all have a specific action and reaction to what we do despite the fact that natural conditions have a more significant effect on individuals' practices weather you are an…

Upon completion of a training exercise in Iraq I was presented with the medallion as a token of appreciation for my hard work and efforts put forth. As a former Military Police Officer I trained and mentored the Iraqi Police allowing them to become an adaptive and mature force. The Iraqi police chief was not a wealthy man so upon completion of the training he gave me this medallion as it was all he could offer for his thankfulness. I respectfully accepted the medallion and am proud to still…

MEMORANDUM THRU Noncommissioned Officers Academy 14030 MSCoE Loop, Suite 2520, Fort Leonard Wood, MO 65473 FOR Drill Sergeants Course 9574 Marion Ave, Fort Jackson, SC 29207 SUBJECT: Recommendation for Drill Sergeant 1. Sergeant (SGT) Hamtig, Jose is part of the 626th Brigade Support Battalion. He works as part of the Battalion operations shop (S3). Since his arrival training and Overall Unit Readiness has drastically increased. His tremendous interest and motivation in leading, training…

Leadership and Followership. I believe it is the most critical element of the module for three reasons. Firstly, I want to fully understand and implement the tenants of being a good follower. Secondly, it is a major part the first charge given to me as a Non-commissioned Officer (NCO) in the United States Air Force (USAF). And thirdly, I will experience a significant amount of personal and professional improvement as I apply what I have learned. I will not always be the “leader” in every…