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ROTC midterms Flashcards

1
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Six Core Values

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Love of the Country
Honor
Loyalty
Valor
Duty
Solidarity

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It is the dominant nature of an army soldier to

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love his country

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3
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the love that people feel for their country

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patriotism

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4
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the most important virtue that a soldier must posses.

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honor

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5
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Considered as more precious than life itself, because without it, a man is nothing but a beast.

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honor

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Means clean consciousness, personal dignity, good reputation, and unquestionable character.

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honor

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The member of AFP believe in unflinching

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loyalty

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Despite difficult and danger, we perform our tasks as order or implied.

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duty

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9
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Discipline and obedience, we believe that this is a personal act of responsibility, which we show by doing all our assigned tasks to be the best of our ability.

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duty

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10
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value that unites us as a strong organization, aligning with the Philippine Army’s goals and vision for reform.

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solidarity

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11
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STANDARDS OF CONDUCT
(6)

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PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE
PRIDE IN UNIFORM
DISCIPLINE
PROFESSIONALISM
ADHERENCE TO LAW
DEFERENCE TO AUTHORITY

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12
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Each soldier strives to perfect his craft to achieve his mission. He should have full knowledge of his job, has proficiency in training and in combat, in peacekeeping and in the implementation of national policies for development.

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PURSUIT OF EXCELLENCE

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A soldier’s uniform reflects both their individual character and the organization they represent. Taking pride in its care and the insignia it bears sets the soldier apart and demonstrates their commitment.

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Pride in uniform

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is paramount for a soldier. It’s essential for survival and mission success, demanding unwavering obedience and enforced by those in command.

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self-discipline

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15
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is a blend of commitment, knowledge, and skills, demonstrated through dedicated duty, discipline, and competence. It fosters impartiality, objectivity, and non-partisanship, supporting common goals for the well-being of the people.

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Military professionalism

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All soldiers are both citizens and military personnel, hence are subject to the same law and shall uphold the same as part of their duty of service to the country. In case of conflict, the higher military standard of conduct required under the same set of circumstances in either system, is always paramount.

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adherence to law

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Military authority flows through the Chain of Command, with non-commissioned officers playing a crucial role in implementing orders. Soldiers must respect this chain and also defer to civilian authority as part of their responsibility.

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deference to authority

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18
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The wholesome relationship between juniors and seniors.

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military courtesy

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19
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Includes an essential element of a full & proper appreciation of the rights of others.

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military courtesy

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20
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Lieutenants are addressed

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as Lieutenants

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21
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Other Officers are referred

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by their titles

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22
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for female Officers

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Ma’am

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23
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Chaplains are addressed as

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Chaplains

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24
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Women Officers of the Tech Svc as well with those WAC are addressed

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by their titles

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25
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Sgt Majors are addressed as

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“Sgt Major”

26
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A First Sergeant is addressed as

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“F/Sgt”

27
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Sergeants are addressed as

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“Sgt”

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Corporals are addressed as

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“Cpl”

29
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Private First Class and Privates are addressed as

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“Pvt”

30
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Most important form of military courtesy

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the salute

31
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When displayed with other flag, the Nat’l Flag is in what side?

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the right side

32
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When displayed over the casket, the triangle in the direction of the head of the cadaver with the bluepart on what side?

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the right side

33
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Ensure unit efficiency in battle
Instill a sense of obligation to oneself, to his cmdr, unit, and entire organization
ensures orderly & effective group action (teamwork)

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discipline

34
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Develops Teamwork in accomplishing tasks.
Unify actions into single effort to accomplish the mission
Develops habit of prompt obedience to orders
Enables one to learn what is required in the battlefield

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training

35
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By instilling a sense of ??? and ???among his subordinates, a leader succeeds in creating a climate of discipline in his unit.

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confidence and responsibility

36
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“is the soul of an army.”

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Discipline

37
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the authority of a person in the military service, lawfully exercise over subordinates by virtue of his rank and position

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command

38
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is the process of planning , organizing, coordinating, directing and controlling sources such as men, money, materials and machinery to accomplish the organizational mission.

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MANAGEMENT

39
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is the ability to influence others directing them towards the accomplishment of a mission.

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military leadership

40
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personal qualities essential for a commander in gaining obedience trust, respect and cooperation of his men in accomplishing a mission.

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leadership traits

41
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fundamental guidelines for the selection of appropriate action and order in the exercise of the command.

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leadership principles

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is the promptness of making a decision in a state of clear and forceful manner.

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decisiveness

43
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reliability and certainty of a performance in the execution of duty.

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dependability

44
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is the general appearance, carriage, deportment and conduct of a leader.

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bearing

45
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the mental quality that recognizes fear of danger or criticism but enables him to face it with calmness and firmness.

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courage

46
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the physical and mental stamina, measured by the ability to withstand pain, fatigue, stress and hardship

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endurance

47
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the display of sincere interest and zeal in the performance of duty

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enthusiasm

48
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taking actions in the absence of orders.

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initiative

49
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the uprightness and soundness of moral principles

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integrity

50
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the ability to logically weigh facts and possible solutions on to arrive at a sound decisions

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judgment

51
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the reward and punishment according to the merits of the case in question

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humility

52
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the ability to deal with others in respectful manners

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tact

53
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is one who avoids his own comfort and personal advancement for the welfare of his men

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selfishness

54
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a leader tells his subordinate what he wants them to do, where he wants them to do it, when he wants it done, and supervises them closely to ensure they follow what he wants

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directing style

55
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the leader involves subordinates in determining what to do and how to do it. He asks for information and recommendations; however, he still makes the final decision.

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participating style

56
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he passes problem solving and decision making to his subordinates’ problem solving potential while you determine what problems they should solve and help them solve it.

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delegating style

57
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good leadership is required to maintain or improve the mental and emotional state of his subordinates.

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morale

58
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good leadership is required in order to gain loyalty, pride and enthusiasm among his subordinates.

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espiritide corps

59
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good leadership is required to ensure state of obedience within his jurisdiction.

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discipline

60
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good leadership is required to upgrade efficiency of subordinates essential in the accomplishment of a mission.

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proficiency

61
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BASIC RESPONSIBILITIES OF A LEADER

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accomplishment of the mission
welfare of men

62
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techniques of leadership (2)

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understand your men;
aim for military efficiency

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