Profession Of Arms Essay
Profession of Arms 2012 Shaping of the Army after 10 Years of Conflict SSG Hinch Leo C. Small Group Leader: SFC Wilson
Senior Leader Course 91X-12-034 01 June 2012
Abstract
The changes that the Army has underwent over the past ten years on a Soldiers point of view while serving within the organization. It assess the impacts of a decade of persistent conflict on the all-volunteer Army rationalization and shape for which changes were made and possible further ones to be made. The physical and professional appearances have interacted, as well as the manner in which the Army operates and fights a war.
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We must remain very flexible, able to fight in any situation, condition, and environment. We may face a conventional force one day, save a life of a citizen in our country the next day, and face an unconventional enemy that does not adhere to the Geneva Convention the next. Therefore we have adapted to the current combat operation requirements, still keeping in mind the past wars, and looking forward to what seems like the probable future conflicts and operations. In the “Profession of Arms” book, the text states “Profession of Arms sponsors continuous self-assessment, learning, and development that together enable the Army to be an adaptive, learning profession.” (TRADOC, 2010) We have relaxed some standards, but have created a climate that attracts and eases the current youth and U.S. population to serve their country. This allows the military to enlist and retain members and allow them the opportunity to implement their ingenuity that shapes the future of our defense. This country has some of the most intelligent minds of the world. In our military we are encouraged to learn continuously, ranging from institutional civilian education, career training at all levels of advancement as well as task focused training. Seek self improvement and bring it back the organization to share with others. That is the core model of a soldier’s
Senior Leader Course 91X-12-034 01 June 2012
Abstract
The changes that the Army has underwent over the past ten years on a Soldiers point of view while serving within the organization. It assess the impacts of a decade of persistent conflict on the all-volunteer Army rationalization and shape for which changes were made and possible further ones to be made. The physical and professional appearances have interacted, as well as the manner in which the Army operates and fights a war.
In the content of this paper it will cover the definition of Profession …show more content…
We must remain very flexible, able to fight in any situation, condition, and environment. We may face a conventional force one day, save a life of a citizen in our country the next day, and face an unconventional enemy that does not adhere to the Geneva Convention the next. Therefore we have adapted to the current combat operation requirements, still keeping in mind the past wars, and looking forward to what seems like the probable future conflicts and operations. In the “Profession of Arms” book, the text states “Profession of Arms sponsors continuous self-assessment, learning, and development that together enable the Army to be an adaptive, learning profession.” (TRADOC, 2010) We have relaxed some standards, but have created a climate that attracts and eases the current youth and U.S. population to serve their country. This allows the military to enlist and retain members and allow them the opportunity to implement their ingenuity that shapes the future of our defense. This country has some of the most intelligent minds of the world. In our military we are encouraged to learn continuously, ranging from institutional civilian education, career training at all levels of advancement as well as task focused training. Seek self improvement and bring it back the organization to share with others. That is the core model of a soldier’s