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3 Indispensable Values The Army Teaches You

There are many more values than one that the US Army will instill in you during your term of duty, values that continue to shape the personalities and lives of every man and women on the force today, as they did since the army was established.

What should make the army an extremely attractive proposition is that the skills and values learnt will turn you into a more productive, motivated and disciplined person, values that will enrich your civilian life significantly, AND give you the edge in post-army employment.

Here are 3 important values, of many, you’ll learn in the US Army.

Commitment – To put country, colleagues and mission before self

In the US Army you’ll learn the value of “commitment” … commitment to serve your country and people with fearless and consistent zeal in peacetime and wartime; commitment to obey orders; be a team player; and to put yourself in harms way, for the success of a mission, if called upon to do so.

Discipline – To think and act maturely, responsibly and rationally

In the US Army you’ll learn the value of “discipline” … discipline that will enable you to act in a mature, responsible and rational manner; discipline in the face of challenges; reprimands; tension; debates; aggression; and more.

Excellence – To accept nothing short of the best in life

In the US Army, you’ll learn the value of “excellence” … excellence in every task, chore, training program, or mission you are assigned to do. You’ll be taught to strive hard and achieve the pinnacle of excellence; and that nothing short of the very best in life will do.

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