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1. www.canada.ca › en › armyThe Profession of Arms Explained - Canada.ca

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   Learn how the Canadian military defines and practices the profession of arms, based on the concept of service before self, the lawful application of military force, and the acceptance of unlimited liability. Find out who are the members of the profession of arms, what are their values and skills, and how they operate within the Canadian Forces institution.

   • Fighting Spirit: The Profession of Arms in Canada

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   • Chapter 3 – The Canadian Profession of Arms - Canada.ca

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2. www.canada.ca › en › department-national-defenceFighting Spirit: The Profession of Arms in Canada

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   Jul 17, 2024 · The Profession of Arms publication which describes how the Canadian Armed Forces relates to both society and the civil authority in the fulfillment of its service to Canada. The publication describes in detail how fundamental imperatives, professional attributes, character, competence and commitment combine to produce the professionalism necessary for both military effectiveness and trustworthines

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4. www.canada.ca › chapter-3-profession-of-armsChapter 3 – The Canadian Profession of Arms - Canada.ca

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   The Profession of Arms in Canada is also characterized by the presence of groups whose expertise is not specific to the military but rather is organized by civilian professions. To name a few, military doctors, lawyers, clergy, engineers, and psychiatrists belong to external professional associations and hold themselves responsible to a second professional ethic in addition to the military ethos.

5. publications.gc.ca › site › engFighting spirit : the profession of arms in Canada.: D2-150 ...

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   Fighting spirit : the profession of arms in Canada.: D2-150/2024E-PDF ; D2-150/2024 "Fighting Spirit: The Profession of Arms in Canada is the second publication in a series of doctrine that first started with The Canadian Armed Forces Ethos: Trusted to Serve (2022), both of which now replace Duty with Honour: The Profession of Arms in Canada (2009). …

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7. www.airman.af.mil › Portals › 17Profession of Arms Qtr Booklet - AF

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   Aug 21, 2015 · Learn about the principles and standards of the Profession of Arms, a higher calling for Airmen who serve their nation with honor, courage and competence. The web page explains the Airman's Creed, the Code of Conduct, the Air Force Core Values and the legacy of the Air Force.

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   "This manual describes the profession of arms in Canada for the benefit of members of the Canadian Forces (CF) and indeed all citizens. It presents the theoretical and philosophical underpinnings of the profession, shows how in practice it serves Canada and Canadian interests, and codifies, for the first time, what it means to be a Canadian military professional.

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   What is a profession of arms?

   • Like the priesthood, the profession of arms is a vocation, a higher calling, to serve others, to sacrifice self, to be about something larger than one’s own ambitions and desires, something grander than one’s own contributions and even one’s own life. This is a recurring and central theme in discourses on the profession of arms.

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   What is respect in the profession of arms?

   • Respect in the Profession of Arms goes beyond professional courtesy. It means accepting others for who they are, embracing a heightened personal sense of humility and fostering an environment of inclusiveness in which every Airman is able and eager to offer their skills, abilities and ideas.

   AIR FORCE CORE VALUES - AF

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   What is the Canadian profession of arms?

   • Members of the Canadian profession of arms share a set of core values and beliefs found in the military ethos that guides them in the performance of their duty and allows a special relationship of trust to be maintained with Canadian society.

   The Profession of Arms Explained - Canada.ca

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   What does it mean to serve in the profession of arms?

   • We, more than anyone else, understand what it means to serve in the Profession of Arms. Respect is at the root of the Profession of Arms and bonds every Airman who voluntarily serves. Respect is the feeling of esteem or deference for a person or other entity, but in the Air Force it takes on a greater meaning and importance.

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   Is there an Army Profession?

   • Ibid., 7. The Army has taken the position that there is an “Army Profession,” encompassing all members of the Army institution, distinct from the “Army Profession of Arms” that is made up only of uniformed members.

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   What is a 'jurisdiction' in the profession of arms?

   • In much of the scholarly literature, the missions and roles assigned by government are often referred to as the “jurisdiction” in which the profession of arms is practised.

   The Profession of Arms Explained - Canada.ca

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10. ndupress.ndu.edu › Publications › BooksChapter 2 | The Profession of Arms > National Defense ...

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    Apr 17, 2017 · In his classic study The Profession of Arms, General Hackett stated, “The function of the profession of arms is the ordered application of force in the resolution of a social or political problem.” 3 The essential task of its members is to fight, individually and collectively; of its officers, to direct and lead those who apply the instruments of destruction to achieve assigned ends.