Military Integrity

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The soldier's code that states, to "treat others with dignity and respect while expecting others to do the same," is a vital ingredient of army value. This paper examines how integrity can be defined in a military sense and shows what happens when army personnel lack basic integrity.

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"The leadership doctrine of today incorporates this definition in subordinate-centered communication that leads to the achievement of individual and unit goals (army 5-2). For counseling to be effective, leaders must be honest and straightforward in feedback, and through respect, the best form of communication will be found (Army 5-6). Senior NCOs should develop the counseling skills of their subordinate leaders and can achieve this by sitting in on a counseling session or a reception and integration counseling, and then do an AAR with the junior NCO (Army 5-6)."

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