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The Example We Set

This NCO Journal article examines how Army leaders influence Soldiers through their conduct, discipline, and daily decisions. Written for noncommissioned officers and military leaders, it draws on Army Doctrine Publication 6-22 to explain how leadership shapes standards, trust, and readiness.

Readers will learn why consistent corrections, counseling, and mentorship matter to unit culture. The author describes trainees wearing headphones in uniform, walking with hands in pockets, and failing to salute, linking these behaviors to standards leaders failed to enforce. As published in NCO Journal, “Standards and discipline apply to everyone.” The article calls on leaders at every rank to model accountability and strengthen the Army profession.

The Example We Set
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Author(s):
  • Sgt. 1st Class Christopher D.A. Roberts Garner, 1st Squadron, 16th Cavalry Regiment, 316th Cavalry Brigade
Publisher:NCO Journal
Published:November 9, 2026
License:Public Domain
Tags:Department of Defenseleadership developmentNCO Leadershipprofessional accountabilityU.S. Army
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