U.S. Army’s Top Enlisted Soldier explains caring for our Soldiers.
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- Опубліковано 3 січ 2024
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From this week’s Your Next Mission® video podcast episode, SMA Mike Weimer, the 17th Sergeant Major of the Army, explains the Caring Formula . . . what it really means to take care of Soldiers.
🧮Our calculation . . . the math adds up!
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🎙️🎥 You can view more of this insightful conversation with host SMA (R) Jack Tilley and SMA Weimer. Links to the episode are in the comments below.
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Caring for the soldiers is necessary and important coz they give their one life to serve and protect the people and the nation.
Caring does not mean being soft. It means pouring real knowledge, real information and skills into our future Soldiers. Too many leaders only care about their OERs/NCOERs and leave their Soldiers behind. Develop, train, retrain till you have Soldiers who can take your place one day. Lack of leadership is the number one reason I've seen Soldiers get out. Don't waste their time. Their best moments shouldn't just be when they got drunk.
In the realm of Control Engineering a more thorough granular base level viewpoint is the sensors, processors and actuators at your disposal to accomplish your goal(s)... helps add perspective to finding things you might have... Missed... In my particular case I was told I wasn't "pretty" enough to be / stay in the ARMY...
He is a great leader and a great man.
There needs to be immediate help that would respond directly to the vets homes, and vet homeless housings with rehabs along with work force help. And specific for vets and vets alone, straight out the gate there should be a number PTSD takes good mens lives daily.
There are countless help options for vets. It's knowing how to apply and benefit from the help.
This isn't about vets.
Give me the old military! I just want our country protected.
The old military broke Soldiers, and bread toxic leaders with sh!t egos. Whether you like it or not the Soldiers that are in will do their job, but it's no different than any other job, you hate your job/boss you will phone it in and little to no real results will happen
UNDERSTOOD
Professional caring is babysitter..... have you seen the stats on that? Never mind. He reminds me of another, I wouldn't mind asking him, directly few questions. In double Faraday.
Lack of care fact: officially there were around 1000 fraggings in the US Army during the Vietnam War...
Y I K E S !
There's desire and then there is ability... Tactical AND TECHNICAL ability... Your comment about... Math... Granted your job probably requires the ability to dance the dance regarding politics, definitely, beyond me and my antipathy / ambivalence / indifference for it...
I came in as a specialist and left as one... Usually choosing second shift or midnight shift if I could... But I was quite... technically proficient and... responsible...
Yeah sgt jones, and cpt greene imagine if you actually cared.
Travis kelce is the best nfl player in history sergeant major. Like it or not.
No
I don't care what your pronouns are...therfore I must be a bad leader...gotcha.