DISCIPLINE AND PROFESSIONALISM

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Subject: DISCIPLINE AND PROFESSIONALISM                                  

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Folder Title: COMMAND REPORTS LNO TEAMS DELTA AND FOUR 10-16 FEBRUARY 1991                                    

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                         DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
                        Headquarters, VII Corps
                         Operation Desert Storm
                          APO New York 09756


   AETSJA                                            11 February 1991


   MEMORANDUM FOR VII Corps Commanders

   SUBJECT: Discipline and Professionalism


   1. Discipline and professionalism are the keys to successful
   combat mission accomplishment with minimum loss of life. Am
   concerned some VII Corps officers, NCO leaders and soldiers are
   under the false assumption that these key concepts are less
   important during hostilities.
   2. Lost weapons, "accidental" discharges, unauthorized loading
   of magazines and rounds, soldiers dispatched in single vehicles
   getting lost, vehicle and aircraft accidents, stolen vehicles and
 or condoning the receipt of stolen
   equipment are repetitive examples of indiscipline and
   unprofessional conduct.

   3. Believe 98% of our leaders and soldiers meet the Vil Corps
   standard. 100% is the only acceptable measure. Each commander
   must handle individual incidents of indiscipline as they see fit,
   but I expect professionalism and discipline to be a major item of
   command emphasis in every VII Corps Command.

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