Part I of this book defines the concepts and sets the foundation for the practice of public affairs (relations) in the U.S. military in the 21st century. Chapter 1 provides a broad overview of the profession as it is structured in today’s military, including details of the fundamental roles and responsibilities of the public affairs officer (PAO). Chapter 2 offers an historical perspective of how the profession came into being in the U.S. military. The last chapter in this section covers foundational guidance and ethical and legal considerations for which every PAO, regardless of service, is accountable.
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