United States Army Basic Training

How do we keep Lincoln's promise? Lincoln promised to take care of the troops and their families. We keep his promise by helping the troops by providing programs, supporting the veterans and their families, and by remembering how important the soldiers are to our country. When he made his promise he said he wanted to help the troops and their families. So when you think about soldiers think about Lincoln’s promise. food, water, and toothpicks. We also can send clothes like sweatshirts, and pants…

than part of my ways to operate in life. I think the best example that I have to illustrate my point is when I created my system to be able to save and create a fund for the business project I want to take on in the near future. I was barely but a Basic Airman right out of boot camp (and for those of you that are not in the military, that is the lowest rank possible in the Air Force) when I decided that I needed a plan to create a fund that would allow me to finance a business idea that I have.…

be able to serve our country. I have so much deference for active military personnel and military veterans. All those people that served or are currently serving have great courage. I believe I have what it takes to be a great candidate for the United States Navy. A reason why I think I would be a excellent candidate for the Navy is because I work well with other people. I would aggrandize to communicate with other people and work in groups. I am very garrulous, so I have good communication…

that America is a breathtaking province. We, as a people, feel safe because there are soldiers willing to defend our nation. I am proud to support these men and women. When saying the American Pledge, “ I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all,” it makes me proud to live here. We are able to say The Pledge because of soldiers fighting and serving us. In addition to…

Leadership in the Army means so much more then than just directing Soldiers what to do. LDRSHIP is the acronym which stands for Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Although every single one is important to a good Leader my leadership style is based on Loyalty and Honor. Every NCO has categories which mean more to them. Loyalty I will be loyal to my Soldiers, I will entrust them to know I will be there when they need me day or night. As an NCO our…

and railway systems to move our supplies into the combat zone. One of the biggest of these is Pakistan who the United States pays a lot of money in order to move supplies through their country. As one can see by a quick non-comprehensive look at the transportation and distribution aspect of sustainment operations it is an enormous endeavor and one I believe we as the United States do exceptionally well. As we look to the future and the increased capacity of our enemies as a hybrid threat…

Operation Desert Storm. Even from childhood Schwarzkopf intended to join the military and follow in his father's footsteps. Schwarzkopf began his military career at the United States Military Academy at West Point and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering. After he graduated Schwarzkopf went to FT. Benning for training before being assigned to his first unit in the 187 Airborne Infantry Regiment at Fort Campbell, Kentucky. b. In his career Schwarzkopf went on a…

At the start of the American Revolution it seemed the colonists faced an impossible challenge in the path to freedom. Thanks to George Washington’s incredible leadership, a superior knowledge of the geography of the United States and foreign assistance in the form of money and supplies they were able to overcome the most powerful nation in the world. George Washington was a man with powerful presence. He commanded confidence and respect of everyone around himself. He was an expert in many…

I have been employed and retired from the Army. During my career I have held numerous positions, gaining executive-level experience within this organization. Most recently I served as a Faculty Instructor and Course Director at the US Army War College. This institution prepares selected military, civilian, and international leaders for the responsibilities of strategic leadership, educates current and future leaders on the development and employment of land-power in a joint, multinational and…

Writing Assignment One (HRC NCO ROLE Profession Of ARMS) Dees, Joseph W USAR (ALC PHASE1) To state that the army is in transition is definitely an understatement. With the new push to restructure and go back to a more Garrison style army while raising the bar on the profession and change command culture at the same time is no small task for the Army. The picture that you would get from most soldiers would be partial at best. There is no one all-encompassing view to simplify what is a change…