Code Of Ethics: Effective Neutrality In The Military

While civilian authorities dictate when and with whom the Army will go to war with; the Army is entrusted to plan, train, and execute these civilian orders based on their professional knowledge of its organizations’ capabilities and limitations. All soldiers receive initial-entry training; however, the Army then provides each soldier with additional advanced training for his or her specific job. The Army has a distinct and detailed code of ethics that all soldiers are expected to embody. This code of ethics helps dictate the Army’s affective neutrality with its client, the American public. In the Army, rank structure symbolizes professional stature. As soldier demonstrates his or her advancement of expert knowledge, time in service and dedication