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A 3 page paper which examines and discusses why it is important to respect a superior officer in the military. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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agreement that requires specific behavior of them. Much like becoming a leader or entering into the police force, a military individual must abide by rules that are not the norm
for the civilians of the nation. The following paper examines and discusses one of those rules, the rule that requires respect towards those individuals who hold a higher rank. It
should be noted that the respect an individual below Lieutenant gets is the same respect that should be shown any officer, in any branch of the military, which includes the
Army. As such the paper examines respecting officers in the military in general. Respecting Officers in the Military When one envisions an officer in the military it is
generally assumed that they have worked hard to get where they are. As they rise in rank they demonstrate that they have qualities that have been honed, and they have
further worked hard in the military. As such they should receive respect because they have earned it in many ways, often ways unknown to any particular individual. The fact that
they have risen in rank is enough proof for the lesser military individual to know that they have earned respect. At the same time an officer is also obliged
to give respect to others as well, even privates and those individuals under them. If they were arrogant and presumptuous then they would be of a character that did not
necessarily deserve respect. One author notes, for example, "Respect is a virtue in both directions, both up and down the chain of command -- though it takes slightly different forms
depending on which direction its aimed in. Subordinates respect superiors; superiors respect subordinates" (Fleming, 2006). This respect, in going both ways, creates an incredibly strong foundation for the military
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