Standards and Values - Courage
I'm off on my bank holiday weekend. In an earlier post I explained that the army laid out the values and standards it expects of its' soldiers.
So what do you think they mean by Courage?
So what do you think they mean by Courage?
fired down the range by DC at 6:14 pm
16 Comments:
mabe courage is 2 stand up under pressure wot ever kind it is. have a nice holiday
Hopefully not a pint of....
I was a strange boy, in a teenage paper I wrote down a definition for courage as "Standing up for your convictions regardless of your fear".
WALTER WAS HERE
LMAO THANKS FOR THE WELL WISHING UNIVERSAL SOLDIER, BUT MY TIME AS A BOOTNECK HAS TAUGHT ME TO FIGHT DIRTY. I WILL TEACH YOU TO PARACHUTE WITH JUST A KLEENEX IF WE EVER MEET SOMETIME, THAT WILL IMPRESS ALL YOUR COMRADES.
D34D/The Boy - I think that's the important part.
Greavsie - although sometimes a few pints of Courage makes one very courageous.
Walter - thanks for your continued interest. Best of luck with that undercover job that we can't talk about.
Courage?
Err, answering honestly to "Does my bum look big in this?"
It was enough to make me consider a life of cowardice.
strength
obedience?
Standing up to BNP extremists instead of leaving it to others would be a start.
Excuse my frankness, it is not unkindly meant.
To stand fast in spite of fear.
To do what must be done regardless of personal cost.
In my case? The courage to run the other way. Very fast. (Always assumin' the Americans aren't behind me of course)
feeling the fear and doing it anyway
hehehe i got ur back 4 dinners....
puppy that pic is lovely :-)
WHY is Bloglines not telling me when you update?
I'm not sure what "courage" means according to the army but I'm going with the boy's definition.
Have a lovely weekend...
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