Non-commissioned Officer and Respect
Respect is one the 7 Army Values and probably one of the most important in today’s Army. Discipline also works alongside respect
even though it is not one of the Army Value’s; it falls under Self-less Service. You can’t have respect without discipline because it
creates a sense of unity among soldiers which under extreme circumstances the military cannot afford to have any causality because of
one individual’s decision to disrespect one of leaders appointed over me direct orders.
Self-less Service leads to teamwork and encompasses discipline and is most effective when all soldiers can expect and give mutual
respect to their fellow soldiers. When a person first enters the Army they are taught and instilled into our brain the meaning of
respect within the military. It pretty much means to treat people with the proper respect as they should be treated. Also, it
helps recognizing and acknowledging all our leaders who and what purpose they are in this U.S. Army to give them the proper
courtesies of their position and/or Title. Respect is found in the same way as disrespect but for the sign of Respect is that the
person shows you their upmost attention to every detail that is put out to the person. Obeying an order from a NCO or commissioned
officers is highly respect in the military world the proper way to respect an NCO or commissioned officer is by standing at the
proper position for an NCO it will be standing at parade rest for a commissioned officer the soldier or personnel addressing the
officer will stand at attention if the soldier of personnel does not do the proper actions then there will be an on the spot
correction unless given the order to either stand at ease or rest then you can stand at any position you want, but overall if you are
address to do something by a NCO or commissioned officer then you need to do that order. Do the direct order now not later or put it
off because it is disobeying a
even though it is not one of the Army Value’s; it falls under Self-less Service. You can’t have respect without discipline because it
creates a sense of unity among soldiers which under extreme circumstances the military cannot afford to have any causality because of
one individual’s decision to disrespect one of leaders appointed over me direct orders.
Self-less Service leads to teamwork and encompasses discipline and is most effective when all soldiers can expect and give mutual
respect to their fellow soldiers. When a person first enters the Army they are taught and instilled into our brain the meaning of
respect within the military. It pretty much means to treat people with the proper respect as they should be treated. Also, it
helps recognizing and acknowledging all our leaders who and what purpose they are in this U.S. Army to give them the proper
courtesies of their position and/or Title. Respect is found in the same way as disrespect but for the sign of Respect is that the
person shows you their upmost attention to every detail that is put out to the person. Obeying an order from a NCO or commissioned
officers is highly respect in the military world the proper way to respect an NCO or commissioned officer is by standing at the
proper position for an NCO it will be standing at parade rest for a commissioned officer the soldier or personnel addressing the
officer will stand at attention if the soldier of personnel does not do the proper actions then there will be an on the spot
correction unless given the order to either stand at ease or rest then you can stand at any position you want, but overall if you are
address to do something by a NCO or commissioned officer then you need to do that order. Do the direct order now not later or put it
off because it is disobeying a