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How different were the backgrounds of enlisted men and officers then and is it much different now?
Hah. Kinda a '"general"ist, generalish statement though. Also you didn't answer his whole question. The "how is it now part". Also, did you really ask yer engineer fer a stick a gum fore droppin off in the X-1 to fly thru the sound barrier? Now that's a cool customer.
A point is made at official military training to explain the history of the salute. Approaching knights would raise their visors to determine friend or foe. In feudal society knights were in charge and a different class than those that supported him. (1 of 5)
Unapproachable back then. Land owners, could determine how their world turned out by their voice. The gap is better now days but still there. It's passed down structure. Structure to foster the best out of a combat unit because you have to have someone in charge. (2 of 5)
rewrote my comments in a way that helps the context.
Sincerity is key. If you can fake that, you’ve got it made.
Still the same. Have had to tell many a butter bar to go sit at their desk while the NCO’s figure it out.
Not clear...
Some officers - the ones who needed training at a certain base - had an arrogant attitude which undermined leadership capability
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