Army Values The Army Values are as follows: Loyalty: to bear true faith and allegiance to the US Constitution, the Army, your unit and other soldiers. Duty: Fulfill your obligations Respect: Treat others as they should be treated Selfless Service: To put the welfare of the Nation, the Army, Your Unit and other soldiers before your own. Honor: Live up to the Army Values Integrity: To do what's right, both legally and Morally Personal Courage: To face fear and danger, both physical and moral. If you take the first letter of each value, it spells out LDRSHIP, which is Leadership. Pretty spiffy, huh? Actually, what I found very annoying about the army values is how they seemed to be prioritized above basic combat skills training. We had classes on all the army values seperately. We had a lot of class room time period. I just found it completely annoying in general. Now, I'm not dissing the army values, I'm not doing that at all. I think that it is great that they have the army values (which is a relatively new thing, btw). I just found it odd that they placed such priority in teaching these to us. Like they say, its a kinder, gentler army. Almost to a fault if you ask me. -Risawn: # 4:08 PM 4:08 PM