If you are entering as an officer you'll instead take the military oath of office. From the oath, you can see that you will be defending the Constitution -- not a person. Discipline and ...

Andrew Preston, commandant, Field Artillery School, administered the Oath of Office to 20 newly ... to the United States Army.” Friday marked the end of a Reserve Officer Training Corps program ...

Every person who has ever served in the United States military has been given the oath of enlistment or office (for military officers) before gaining entry to their respective military branches.

Gus Perna participated in three commissioning ceremonies to swear-in the next generation of Army officers ... memorize and utter the words of the oath of office they would take.

President Biden’s remarks on 9/11 as part of the 20th anniversary included the idea that there are threats that are external to the United States and today, more than ever, there are internal ...

Our oath of office in DOD is administered differently for military officers and enlisted — and incorporated in yet another format for civilian personnel, but all contain the same core elements.

At the start of each new Congress, all Members beginning a new term of office (the entire ... Congress promulgated an oath to require civil servants and military officers to not only swear ...