" ... A sailing trip aboard the "Gorch Fock" and, possibly, a severe storm a part of every aspiring naval officer training program. From Ensign to Admiral Marine - all have learned at school board this ship the basics of maritime trade. What sounds to the layman like a dream turns out to be on board within a short time as the hardest part of officer training. ...
command and obedience are essential for the functioning of the armed forces. The duty of obedience is a central duty of the soldiers. However, no "blind obedience" requires, as he was, moreover, legally speaking, even in times not required before 1945. From the specification of the soldier law that commands "conscientious" means to perform, an "intelligent obedience" read out. From this the obligation of the command receiver is derived, to make a report or bring a "Remonstrance". ... "
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