Army Values Brief

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Army Values Brief
Presentation by Cadet Hartley Cadet
Ashcroft Cadet Barton
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Army Values Loyalty Duty Respect Selfless
Service Honor Integrity Personal Courage
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Army Values Loyalty Bear true faith
and allegiance to the Constitution, the Army,
your unit, and other Soldiers
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Why is loyalty important to us?

• Strengthens our cause or mission
• Contributes to esprit de corps and morale
• Gives confidence to others around you
• Gives stability to relationships (ie. family)
• Encourages devotion to our country

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Quote from GE Chairman
You can buy a mans time you can buy a mans
physical presence at a given place you can even
buy a measured number of skilled muscular motions
per hour or day. But you cannot buy enthusiasm
you cannot buy initiative you cannot buy
loyalty you cannot buy devotion of hearts, minds
and souls. You have to earn these things.
(Clarence Francis)
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Army Values Duty Fulfill your obligations
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The US Army Officers Oath
I, __________, 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 will obey the orders of the
President of the United States, that I make this
obligation freely, without any mental reservation
or purpose of evasion, and that I will well and
faithfully discharge the duties of this office
upon which I am about to enter, so help me God.
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When does Duty kick in?

• When the task is undesirable
• When the task is hard
• When the person to be saved or helped lacks the
  Army values
• When the risk is high

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Army Values Respect Treat people as they
should be treated
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Respect addresses

• Racial Discrimination
• Sexual Harassment
• Religious Prejudice
• Fair treatment of all soldiers
• One FamilyOne Team

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No Racial Discrimination

• Examples Slavery Civil Rights Ethnic jokes
• Films Glory Tuskegee Airmen
• We fought a war to stop this
• I have a dream that my four children will one
  day live in a nation where they will not be
  judged by the color of their skin but by the
  content of their character. (Martin Luther King)

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No Sexual Harassment

• Examples Tailhook Scandal Aberdeen Proving
  Ground
• Must go further than just no harassment
• Courtesy and respect for others
• Language, stories/jokes, magazines, T-shirts or
  screen-savers with dirty pictures or slogans
• We are going into a mixed gender world
• Show Respect

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No Religious Prejudice

• Examples Holocaust Saddam Hussein against
  Kurds Kosovo Serbs Muslims
• Need to show respect for all
• Dont make fun of other peoples religion
• Watch your jokes and language other soldiers or
  co-workers may find it offensive

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How to encourage Respect

• Dont tolerate prejudice around you
• Challenge sub-ordinates
• Be a good example
• Tolerate others beliefs as long as they arent
  unethical

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Army Values Selfless Service Put the welfare
of the Nation, the Army, and your subordinates
before your own
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The Golden Rule(s)

• Do unto others as you would have others do unto
  you (Luke 631)
• Do nothing from selfishness or empty conceit, but
  with humility of mind let each of you regard one
  another as more important than himself do not
  merely look out for your own personal interests,
  but also for the interests of others.
  (Philippians 23-4)

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How are your values formed?

• Self we become the determining factor can lead
  to being selfish rather than selfless
• Society often takes the lowest common
  denominator as the base relative
• God or Religious Belief System gives an
  absolute basis to or values system
• Who comes first? Remember to be Selfless!

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Army Values Honor Live up to all the Army
values
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Honor

• The pride that comes from fulfilling all the Army
  values
• To hold oneself and our unit in high regard
• Say what you mean and do what you say
• Follow-through!

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Army Values Integrity Do whats right,
legally and morally
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Definition of Integrity
Being honest when nobody is looking even
though it might not be to ones personal advantage
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What are some dangers of lack of integrity?

• Defective equipment
• Untrained or under-trained soldiers
• Lack of confidence in leadership
• Others?

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Army Values Personal Courage Face fear,
danger, or adversity, (physical or moral)
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What is personal courage?

• The ability to overcome fear and cowardice
• Comes in two forms
• Physical often most noticed
• Moral often most needed
• Our constitution was made only for a moral and
  religious people. It is wholly inadequate to the
  soul of any other. (John Adams)

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Army Values Quiz
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• To face fear, danger or adversity is called
  ________.
• Saying the Pledge of Allegiance is an example
  of     a. honor     b. personal courage     c.
  selfless service
• 3. Duty means to fulfill your __________.
• 4. Respect DOES NOT address which of the
  following
• a. Sexual Harassment
• b. Religious Prejudice
• c. Stereotyping
• d. Racial Discrimination
• 5. Lying to protect a comrade is an example of
  integrity.       True     or     False

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6. List one of the three ways our values are
formed. 7. Selfless Service is to put the
welfare of the ________, the Army, and your
subordinates before your own. 8. Write the
answer that DOES NOT belong Loyalty is to
bear true faith and allegiance to a. The
Army b. Your Family c. The
Constitution d. Other Soldiers 9. ________
is to treat others how they should be
treated 10. What are the two forms of personal
courage?
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Quiz Answers
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• Personal Courage
• (A) Honor
• Obligations/Responsibilities
• (C) Stereotyping
• False
• 6. Self or Society or Religious Beliefs
• 7. Nation
• 8. (B) Your Family
• 9. Respect
• 10. Physical and Moral