What Is the Difference Between "The Old Professionalism" and "The

question 34

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between "the old professionalism" and "the new professionalism" in the training of military officers?

• A) The old professionalism stressed defending the honor of the armed forces, while the new professionalism stresses defending the country's honor
• B) The old professionalism assigned little importance to defending democracy, while the new professionalism stresses the importance of democracy
• C) The old professionalism was committed to training officers at home, while the new professionalization recognizes that the best way of training officers in modern military skills is to train many officers abroad
• D) The old professionalism stressed training for external security against other nations who might fight a war against their country, while the new professionalism stresses training for internal security against possible domestic insurgencies
• E) The old professionalism trained mostly officers who had risen up the ranks and had limited educations, while the new professionalism draws most of its officers from elite military colleges

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