Army_Values

Army Values Army Values What does it take to be a leader in the United States Armed Forces' The acronym LDRSHIP describes the values that the Army instills into its officers. The acronym stands for Loyalty, Duty, Respect, Selfless Service, Honor, Integrity, and Personal Courage. Loyalty is a feeling of commitment or allegiance that a person has toward his or her country. In the army loyalty is an important value because if an enlisted man did not care for his country he would have no motivation to serve. Loyalty also means that you will not betray your country in any way and you must always stay true to your country. Duty is an act or action that is required by position, law, customs, or religion. In respect to the army, the soldier has an obligation to his unit, superiors and to his nation. Respect is important to the military life. On a daily basis you are required to show respect to your superiors as well as your subordinates. Respect is treating other people as they deserve to be treated. For example officers demand a higher respect because they have had the training and have the experience and knowledge to effectively lead people. Selfless values, military, respect, army, honor, loyalty, integrity, country, united, states, better, superiors, service, selfless, right, personal, person, must, duty, courage, yourself, way, thing, serve, required, personnel, people, organization, one, officers, nation, men, means, life, important