Special Operations Imperatives
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- SPECIAL OPERATIONS IMPERATIVES
- Anticipate and Control Psychological Effects
- Understand Operational Environment
- Recognize Political Implications
- Ensure Long Term Engagement
- Develop Multiple Options
- Operate with and Through Others
- Facilitate Interagency Activities
- Engage Threat Discriminately
- Ensure Legitimacy and Credibility of Special Operations
- Consider Long Term Effects
- Provide Sufficient Intelligence
- ARSOF ATTRIBUTES
- Personal Responsibility
- Integrity
- Courage
- Professionalism
- Adaptability
- Perserverence
- Team Player
- Capability
- SOF TRUTHS
- Most Special Operations require non-SOF support
- Quality is better than Quantity
- Competent SOF cannot be created after emergencies occur
- Humans are more important than hardware
- SOF cannot be mass produced
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- Army Profession: 3 critical tasks in military expertise
- Balance
- Develop expert knowledge
- Security
- Apply military expertise
- Synchronization
- Characteristics of the Army Profession
- Military Expertise
- Espirit de Corps
- Trust
- Honorable Service
- Stages of Moral Processing
- Moral Judgement
- Moral Recognition
- Moral Intentions
- Moral Action
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- 7 Army Values LDRSHIP
- Certify Army Professionals and Organizations
- Loyalty
- Army Values LOYALTY
- Stewardship of the Profession
- LOYALTY
- Army Values DUTY
- Fulfill your obligations
- DUTY
- To refuse an illegal order
- Army Values RESPECT
- Treat people as they should be treated
- Army Values PERSONAL COURAGE
- Personal Courage
- Integrity
- Honor
- Selfless Service
- Face fear, danger, or adversity
- Respect
- Duty
- Army Values INTEGRITY
- Bear true faith and allegiance to the U.S. Constitution, Army, unit
- Cannot demand or win - must deserve
- Loyalty to subordinates
- Army Values HONOR
- sum total of all laws, rules that make up the professional, civic, and moral obligations of leaders
- Army Values SELFLESS SERVICE
- RESPECT
- The regard and recognition of the absolute dignity that every human being possesses
- PERSONAL COURAGE
- Moral: taking responsibility for decisions and actions
- Physical: overcome fear of bodily harm
- Do what's right, legally and morally - hard right vs. easy wrong
- INTEGRITY
- H O N O R
- Honesty & Integrity are the foundation of honor Key to success
- Put Army values above all other loyalties
- true to your convictions
- put the welfare of the nation, the Army , and your subordinates before your own
- SELFLESS SERVICE
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