1. Citizen Soldier
Soldier
Citizen
Soldier

2. Soldier Responsibilities
By your presence, you are showing that the proud heritage of citizen service continues today. Your goal, becoming a soldier, demonstrates selfless service to the nation.

3. A “rite of passage” that teaches the responsibilities of citizenship.”
Becoming a Soldier
A “rite of passage” that teaches the responsibilities of citizenship.”

4. Oath of Enlistment
“Bear true faith and allegiance to the United States of America.”
“Serve and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies.”
“Obey the orders of the President of the United States and the Officers appointed over me.”

5. Responsibilities of a Citizen
Participate in the democratic process.
Support the law.
Respect diversity.
Work for the general welfare of others.

6. Responsibilities of a Soldier
Responsibilities of citizenship.
Plus
Living up to your Oath of Enlistment.
Understanding and living the seven core values.

7. The Professional Army Ethic
Elements of the Oath of Enlistment
The Seven Core Army Values

8. Seven Army Core Values Loyalty Duty Respect Selfless Service Honor
Integrity
Personal Courage

9. Character “The combined moral and ethic structure of a person.”
“That combination of qualities that distinguishes one person from another.”

10. Heritage and Traditions
People, events, and ideas from the past that influence the present.
Traditions
Daily, visible reminders of the Army’s values, the need for units to work together, and the Army’s proud heritage.

11. Military Uniforms

12. Utility Uniform

13. Chevrons

14. Marching
Soldiers have been marching in cadence since the days of Alexander the Great.
Today’s Army moves to songs.

15. Evolution of the Hand Salute
Saluting is one way members of the military show their respect for each other.

16. Summary Soldier responsibilities The army ethic
Oath of Enlistment
Seven core values
Heritage and traditions
Army uniforms and chevrons
Marching and music
The hand salute