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Title: Profession of Arms


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Profession of Arms
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Overview
  • Nature of the Profession
  • Officership
  • Commitment

3
Nature of the Profession
  • Profession A vocation or occupation
    characterized by special knowledge and skills
    applied and dedicated to the improvement of
    society.
  • Some basic requirements are
  • Ethical Behavior
  • Preparation through training education
  • Continued development
  • Dedication to public service above personal
    achievement

4
Nature of the Profession
  • Military Profession
  • Preserve the Peace
  • Support National Policy
  • Implement National Objectives
  • Overcoming any nation responsible for aggressive
    acts that imperil the peace and security of the
    United States.
  • Development of the Military Professional
  • Expertise, Responsibility, Corporateness

5
Nature of the Profession
  • Developing the military professional
  • Expertise
  • Technical Knowledge
  • Theoretical Knowledge
  • Broad Liberal Knowledge

6
Nature of the Profession
  • Developing the military professional
  • Responsibility to
  • The US Constitution
  • Maintain high standards
  • Serve the American people

7
Nature of the Profession
  • Developing the military professional
  • Corporateness
  • Autonomous social unit
  • Education and training
  • Internal promotions and discipline
  • Promoting the growth of professional knowledge

8
Is the Military a Profession?
  • 2-Fold Responsibility to the State
  • Expertise
  • Execute the will of the State
  • Defending the Nation

9
Officership
  • Countrys Expectations of Officers
  • Patriotism
  • Honor
  • Integrity
  • Loyalty to service above all else
  • Competence
  • Self-sacrifice

10
USA Oath of Office
  • I, (state your full name), having been
    appointed a second lieutenant, in the United
    States Air Force, do solemnly swear that I will
    support and defend the constitution of the United
    States, against all enemies, foreign and
    domestic, that I will bear true faith and
    allegiance to the same, that I take this
    obligation freely, without any mental reservation
    or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and
    faithfully discharge the duties of the office
    upon which I am about to enter, so help me God.

11
Nazi GermanyOath of Office
  • I swear by God this sacred oath, that I will
    render unconditional obedience to Adolf Hitler,
    the Fuehrer of the German Reich and people,
    Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, and will
    be ready as a brave soldier to risk my life at
    any time for this oath.

12
Former U.S.S.R.Oath of Office
  • I, citizen of the Union of Soviet Socialist
    Republics, joining the ranks of the Armed Forces,
    take the oath and solemnly pledge to observe
    military and state secrets, to observe the
    Constitution of the USSR and Soviet laws,
    unquestioningly to carry out the requirements of
    all military regulations and orders of commanders
    and superiors.
  • I pledge conscientiously to study military
    science, to preserve in every way military and
    public property and to remain devoted till my
    last breath to my people, my Soviet homeland, and
    the Soviet government.

13
Former U.S.S.R.Oath of Office
  • I am prepared at all times, on orders from the
    government, to come out in defense of my
    homeland, the Union of Soviet Socialist
    Republics. I pledge to defend it courageously,
    skillfully, with dignity and honor, without
    sparing my blood and life in securing complete
    victory over the enemies.
  • If I break this solemn vow, may I be severely
    punished by the Soviet people, universally hated,
    and despised by the working people.

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Commitment
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Summary
  • Nature of the Profession
  • Officership
  • Commitment

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Profession of Arms
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