Posted on Apr 24, 2014
MSG Martin C.
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Many times I have wonder how some command teams were even in command just by their fitness level. When I was a PSG in a HQ company the running joke was that the 1SG and I were the only NCOs in the BN that had to be at parade rest for their Soldiers since 90% of the units outranked us. Should there be a transparency at all levels?
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CSM Michael J. Uhlig
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You want credibility, you will! You set the example....good or bad, you still set the example!
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So true!
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SFC Instructor
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yes you should. unless you will not be there than take it when you can.
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Great answer CSM Uhlig!
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1SG S3 Operations Ncoic
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Yes, of course! It is called a shared hardship, and it shows the Soldiers that you adhere to the Army standard.
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Well said 1SG, if more leaders thought like this we could get rid of the "do as I say and not as I do" people in the ranks!
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Yes, leaders should lead by example. It also teaches junior Soldiers that leaders are not afraid to do the same as them.
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CSM Michael J. Uhlig
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Right On!
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Sgt(P) Squad Leader
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Our unit performs the APFT from the lowest rank to the highest. I ran my last one with a PVT and a CW3 and loved it.
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SFC Scott Crouch
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Yep.
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