Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 11 Attitude, Discipline, and Respect.

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Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 11 Attitude, Discipline, and Respect

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 2 Motivation Air Force success depends on attitude, discipline, and respect. Today, you’ll learn how these qualities help develop trust. Military members need mutual trust.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 3 What are the characteristics of attitude? Attitude—a state of mind behind most individual’s actions; can be positive or negative Attitude is catching. Attitude & Effort – 2 things only you can control.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 4 What is the role of attitude in the Air Force? Positive attitude is especially important for leaders. Those under you will reflect your attitude.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 5 What is the role of attitude in the AFJROTC? Your SASI will be able to determine your attitude within a week of the first class in AFJROTC by The expression on your face Your posture Your tone of voice The way you salute and tie your tie The amount of effort you put into meeting grooming standards The way you prepare for class and your quiz scores The manner in which you address the SASI

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 6 What is the role of attitude in the AFJROTC? (cont’d) The Air Force Junior ROTC program is built around the individual. Every person in the program is a key to the success of his or her unit. A good attitude will contribute to the success of the program. A negative attitude can put your whole operation in jeopardy.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 7 What is the role of attitude in the AFJROTC? (cont’d) How can you develop a proper attitude toward AFJROTC and its requirements and procedures? You can understand the reasons behind the activities and requirements. Military training methods have been thought out and tested over the years.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 8 What is the role of discipline in the Air Force? Military discipline is a mental attitude and state of training. Discipline renders innate obedience and proper conduct under all conditions. The basic function of the military is to protect the country. Success requires highly disciplined members.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 9 What is the role of discipline in the Air Force? (cont’d) Air Force efficiency depends upon disciplined behavior. Disciplined actions = rewards Undisciplined actions = punishment

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 10 What is the role of discipline in the Air Force? (cont’d) Drill training was once necessary as preparation for musket warfare. Close order drill is still useful in the military. Teaches the basic principles of discipline, leadership, and teamwork

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 11 What is the role of discipline in the AFJROTC? How AFJROTC requirements provide basic military training Teach cadets to act in UNISON – all together at the same time Teach cadets to respond instantly to words or commands Give cadets a feeling of belonging and esprit de corps Instill self-discipline in cadets

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 12 What is the role of discipline in the AFJROTC? (cont’d) Air Force past experience shows that discipline is critical. Determines how a unit performs Critical to success in combat

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 13 What is the role of respect? Respect for authority and discipline reinforce each other. Self-discipline involves acceptance of authority. Giving respect to someone in a position of authority is Honor.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 14 What is the role of respect? (cont’d) The “light comes on” when some key things are understood: Some things have to be done. There must be people to ensure everything gets done. This understanding helps you respect authority.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 15 What is the role of integrity? Basic principles of integrity and conduct are guided by a sense of right and wrong. Integrity means taking responsibility for your actions. This sense must be strong. Behavior and motives must be above suspicion.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 16 What is the role of integrity? (cont’d) The military requires integrity. All members must be able to trust that others have done their own jobs. Integrity is doing what’s right always even when no one is watching. In order to be a leader, you MUST have INTEGRITY.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 17 What is the role of integrity? (cont’d) Integrity—a firm adherence to a code of moral or artistic values Integrity is honesty. Integrity is already in your set of values. Reinforced by parents, guardians, and teachers

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 18 What is the role of integrity? (cont’d) The military holds a higher standard of honesty than society does. The Air Force relies on you to do your part. The Air Force knows what has been done only by your word. People must be able to trust that you have done your job. Sometimes lives depend on it.

Introduction to Air Force Junior ROTC Lesson 4, Chapter 1, Attitude, Discipline, and Respect 19 What is the role of integrity? (cont’d) Integrity and self-discipline are cornerstones of the Air Force. Integrity starts with the individual. It starts with you right now.