What action does a Noncommissioned Officer commit to in the NCO Charge?

The NCO Charge emphasizes the commitment of Noncommissioned Officers to maintain and enhance the overall readiness of their unit. By correcting conditions that hurt readiness, NCOs take a proactive role in identifying and addressing any obstacles that may impact the effectiveness and efficiency of their Soldiers and the mission. This action aligns with the responsibilities of NCOs to lead by example, mentor subordinates, and ensure that their team is well-prepared for any challenges they may face.

In contrast, choices that suggest training only peers, delegating all tasks to subordinates, or limiting communication do not align with the core responsibilities of Noncommissioned Officers. NCOs are expected to foster an environment of learning and development, engage with all levels of personnel, and maintain open lines of communication with both subordinates and higher command to ensure mission success and team cohesion.