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Why is the oath of enlistment significant in the profession of arms?
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Where can one find details on the oath of enlistment?
The U.S. Army websites provides the oath of enlistment and details about the oath. Websites such as Wikipedia, Military, and wiseGEEK also provide information about the oath of enlistment.
What does the enlistment oath mean?
joining the military
Who is the hippocratic oath swarn by?
Some parts of the medical profession.
What is the main objective of the Medical profession?
The hippocratic oath says "do no harm."
Do you take the oath before or after you get a veterinarian job?
The Veterinarian's Oath is administered to American veterinary graduates when they receive their degrees and are admitted to the profession.
What are the steps of getting in the military?
Apply, undergo testing, a background check, physical examination, and if all is well, take the oath of enlistment.
The Oath of Enlistment is clear regarding the hierarchy of loyalties. Which of the following best demonstrates this priority (highest to lowest)?
ship, shipmate, self
What is the oath that all soldiers in the us military make?
The oath that all soldiers in the US military make is the Oath of Enlistment or the Oath of Office, depending on their status. The Oath of Enlistment is taken by enlisted personnel and includes a commitment to support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic. The Oath of Office is taken by officers and includes a pledge to support and defend the Constitution and to bear true faith and allegiance to the same.
What will you promise when will you oath the citizenship?
While taking Oath as newly inducted citizens of USA, one has to promise to bear arms in defense of the country if time comes. This promise is unique to USA oath.
Is an all volunteer military an army of mercenaries?
Mercenaries fight for the highest bidder and hold no allegiance to anyone; they are private businessmen. An all volunteer army is sworn under oath to defend it's nation, and is a "profession", just like the medical field, engineering field, legal field, manufacturing field, sales, etc. The Soldiers and Sailors (and Airmen & Marines) are employed in the "profession of arms"; the field of military science.
Which social institution would require its members to take the Hippocratic oath?
The social institution that requires its members to take the Hippocratic oath is the medical profession, specifically physicians, before they start practicing medicine. The oath is a pledge to uphold ethical standards, promote patient well-being, and maintain confidentiality.
What is a promise or pledge to something or someone?
Several words have something similar to this definition. Oath, vow, pledge, profession, and contract are all examples of words with this meaning.
