The following points raised by sandbag are the complete responsibility:
1. Being where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there.
2. Shaving
3. Making sure your uniform is presentable (and when you are dealing with recruits - exceptional).
4. Providing proper instruction to those under your charge with regard to the maintenance of the uniform, kit and billet space. Which should be accompanied by a demonstration of what is to be expected and adequate supervision that the task is being carried out.
The issues the NCO does not have control over are:
1. The syllabus for the recruit. The laid down syllabus does not have a hell of a lot the "fun" tactical bits. There is plenty of field craft though.
2. Gaps in the training program. However good NCOs make up for the shortcomings of their senior ranks.
1. Being where you are supposed to be when you are supposed to be there.
2. Shaving
3. Making sure your uniform is presentable (and when you are dealing with recruits - exceptional).
4. Providing proper instruction to those under your charge with regard to the maintenance of the uniform, kit and billet space. Which should be accompanied by a demonstration of what is to be expected and adequate supervision that the task is being carried out.
The issues the NCO does not have control over are:
1. The syllabus for the recruit. The laid down syllabus does not have a hell of a lot the "fun" tactical bits. There is plenty of field craft though.
2. Gaps in the training program. However good NCOs make up for the shortcomings of their senior ranks.
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