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Trust

Trust. LEARNING OUTCOMES Recognize and be able to discuss:. Army professionals: Understand and maintain the Trust of their fellow professionals. Build Trust in relationships through candor, transparency, respect and consistency in their behavior.

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Trust

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  1. Trust

  2. LEARNING OUTCOMESRecognize and be able to discuss: Army professionals: • Understand and maintain the Trust of their fellow professionals. • Build Trust in relationships through candor, transparency, respect and consistency in their behavior. • Steward the trust of the American people by ensuring the Army Profession possesses the five essential characteristics.

  3. Trust: Is assured reliance on the character, ability, strength, or truth of someone or something. Trust is the bedrock of our profession, and the bedrock of our relationship with the Nation and the American people.

  4. As a unique military profession, the Army is built upon an ethos of trust, which buttresses four other essential characteristics of our profession: military expertise, honorable service, esprit de corps, and stewardship.

  5. Our individual trustworthiness creates strong bonds among Army professionals:Trust between SoldiersTrust between leaders and SoldiersTrust between Soldiers and Army civiliansTrust between Soldiers, their Families, and the Army

  6. The American people trust the Army because of the Army’s effective and ethical application of military expertise. The American people will only continue to declare the Army a profession so long as we demonstrate our effective and ethical application of landpower.

  7. Stewarding Trust Stewardship involves a subordination of all Army leaders, civilian and military, to the larger responsibilities of the profession: being the stewards of the trust between the Army and the American people.

  8. Visit us at http://cape.army.mil

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