The Cavalry Of The Infantry Company

It doesn’t matter what the rank of the soldier is. Following orders in the armed services is a very important

IF you have a problem or you want to attempt to get paperwork or have something done. You must first Go to your first line Supervisor, Which is normally your Team leader, but in some cases it may end up being your Squad Leader. But from your First line supervisor, it goes on up to the Squad leader, then Platoon Sergeant or Platoon Leader (again, all depends on your platoons’ structure). From there it works it way up to the Company First Sergeant, then Company Commander, From there it continues up the chain of command, to your Battalion Command Sergeant Major, Battalion Commander. Then to the respective Brigade CSM and Commander, up to Division, and so on. Until it hit the top and the Commander in chief, The President of the United

The 15th Regiment was one of the most decorated units in World War 2. The unit was first developed in mid july of 1798 for the “Quasi-War” and has been in and out of use since then, having the most recent use being “The War On Terrorism.” The 15th Regiment is a combat unit in the army based on exiling all of the possible enemies and protecting the allies the unit also worked aside the 3rd Regiment. In World War 2 the 15th Regiment was not a very hard unit to join. All you needed to do to join was complete basic training for 13 weeks and then complete advanced infantry training. But although it was an easy unit to join it was one of the most effective units in the U.S army during World War 2, most likely taking out over 28,000 nazi soldiers.

As an Infantry officer I would solve problems that face the men and women under my command in combat as well as garrison. I would consider it a supreme honor to be able to help and serve the individuals who are the backbone of the U.S. Army.

Young or old, these soldiers are all members of FSU whether current students or alumni. Each soldier plays a vital role within the unit, the community, and ultimately the mission. These soldiers epitomize what it means to be a soldier in the United States Army and also be students here at FSU. Because of all the blood, sweat, and tears that these soldiers put into there job, they are able to perform a wide range of missions including security operations, route clearance operations, to breaching and clearing, and medically saving other soldiers lives. These soldiers can be deployed at any moment, which means they have to put down their textbooks and put away their Seminole hats and jerseys well later exchanging them with boots and guns. The soldiers of the 344th Engineering Company use these tactics and abilities to perform the mission and to become victorious in whatever the assigned task. No matter what journey you embark on, there is always a finish line or goal, in which you can only hope to reach. Within the life of a Seminole soldier of the 344th Engineering Company, his or her daily route can range from finishing a paper for there ENC1101 class, doing well on a biology exam or fighting against the

As the Operations/Logistics/Training Sergeant, I, along with the Officer, would be responsible for planning, coordinating, and executing all operations, activities, and training for the

Platoon Sargent have to keep track of their platoon. Along with the 1SG keeping track of the soldiers in his company. Knowing where and the status of the soldiers that you assigned to keep track of is a very important task. If there was to be a 100% recall and the senior enlisted or NCO placed in the position of keeping track of multiple soldiers. The senior enlisted soldier or NCO have to know where

Squad, section and team leaders teach everything from the making of sound and timely decisions and physical training to ethics and values. Corporals and sergeants are the basic trainer of today's Soldiers.

The army has been in a lot of battles and or wars, the army has been involved with both of the world wars, war of 1812, war of Iraq and Afghanistan, and many more. The vehicles that the army uses nowadays vary from the vehicle's used back in world war one and two. Nowadays the army uses protected vehicles that can find and safety blow up landmine that is a potentially deadly to the soldiers, they use built up thumbs that carry some troops from one place to another they also use RZRs (an all-terrain quad that will go about anywhere a person points it). The different roles that protect the people of the united states will make people think. The role ranges from a simple field medic, infantry, or special force green berets to a sniper that can end a person from a timezone away. The field medics help a person with pain from a bullet hole or a bomb, without them there would be a lot more castles than with them. Snipers, sometimes involved in a special mission to end bad people cover some of the special task force troops and regular soldiers to aid them when they can't see who is shooting at the soldiers in certain spots. Sniper goes through some of the most rigorous training to be good enough to become apart of the army. All of these incorporated together make up one of the best task forces of all

Information: Information addresses the ability to influence groups or populations through direct or indirect action.Infrastructure: The infrastructure system is more than just a collection of physical assets.Physical Environment: JP 3-0 defines the physical environment by the dimensions of land, sea, air and space. Humans live, breathe, and walk in the physical environment, and they see, hear, and touch objects that are real.Time: Time is a significant consideration in military operations. The analysis of time is an operational variable focuses on the benefits and liabilities of duration of operations to each side.NOTE: As applicable, instructors: 1. Reinforce some or all elements of the Detect, Identify, Decide, Engage, and Assess (DIDEA) Combat Identification process.2. Emphasize the importance of maintaining situational awareness. Accurate target identification and maintaining situational awareness result in increased combat effectiveness. Improper target identification and a lack of situational awareness are the main causes of fratricide. 3. As appropriate, instructors will incorporate one or more situations into the (FTX / STX / PE) which include friendly or neutral elements that require the Soldier to make a "shoot /

During their work up they set one week aside in their DA phase for snipers and breachers break away to work on each skill. They then return for that last two of weeks of the DA package and finish training with the rest of the company. This is a simple model and is practical for 1stMSOB to implement; however, several things need to happen to make this effective. One portion is to establish a set sustainment checklist for both snipers and breachers that is considered mission essential tasks based directly on what the Marine Special Operations School (MSOS) is teaching in it’s courses. The next component is putting responsibility on the Company Commander for all CSOs in his company to attend this training. Marine Special Operations Forces (MARSOF) Pub 1 states that the “Commanders are responsible for all training” (MARSOF, 2011) conducted to enhance or maintain the force. This level of responsibility ensures that the individuals form all the teams are pressed to attend training and that they meet all requirements to be declared mission ready. Last is T-Cell must be involved to aid in the development and supervision of training. The T-Cell ensures all training is conducted without favor and establishes a standard throughout the battalion. The three possible COAs

When focusing on cavalry, infantry, and artillery in the Franco-Prussian war and World War One as three aspects to compare, the following information came out. I have put each aspects in one paragraph each. For each paragraph, Franco-Prussian War comes first and then World War One follows.

o selected over five SFC to performed duties as a Platoon Sergeant; obtained excellent results and skillfully implemented standards and discipline across the platoon

Soldiers can be promoted or moved in advancement by finishing college and then joining. Soldiers can then become a 2nd Lieutenant.For doing brave or heroic actions you could receive a Medal of Valor, or you could get a Medal of Honor.Officers that lead a successful attack can be promoted depending on if they followed directions.

Hamidiye Regiments: - The Hamidiye Cavalry Regiments were established on October 20th, 1890 by Sultan Abdul Hamid II. All the men were of Kurdish origin. According to Law, the Hamidiye Cavalry Regiments have to have 4 or 6 Companies. The number of men in every company was no less than 192 and the number of men in every Regiment was no more than 1152. The time of serving in the Regiment was for soldiers 23 years. Every men of tribe between 17 of age to 40 had to serve in the Regiment. The Hamidiye was divided into groups according to age: the iptidai (ages 17–20), the Nizamiye (age 20-32), and the Redif (age 32-40). They were all registered in a book and a copy of the registration book was kept by the regiments’ commander and the other copy was kept by the Central Army which was called the General Hamidiye Military Command. In May 13, 1896 the name of the regiments were changed to the Light Cavalry Regiment. In 1910 the Regiments were reorganized by cavalry officer Fahrettin Bey because of ill- discipline. The Hamidiye were more often used by the Ottoman authorities to harass and assault Armenians living in Turkish Armenia.