A Sailor's sense of responsibility includes concerns for all aspects, EXCEPT:

A Sailor's sense of responsibility inherently encompasses a commitment to various critical aspects of military service, including operational effectiveness, military readiness, and team morale. Each of these areas contributes significantly to the overall success and efficiency of military operations.

Operational effectiveness refers to the ability of military units to accomplish their mission successfully, which requires an understanding of tactics, teamwork, and execution. Military readiness involves maintaining personnel, equipment, and training in a state that allows for an immediate and effective response to tasks or missions. Similarly, team morale is vital for maintaining cohesion and motivation within a unit, directly impacting performance and effectiveness.

In contrast, personal recognition and remuneration are primarily about individual rewards rather than the collective responsibility to the mission and the team. While personal recognition may be a valued aspect of service, it does not align with the broader responsibilities that a Sailor must uphold towards their unit, operations, and fellow service members. Therefore, it is not considered an essential aspect of a Sailor's sense of responsibility towards military service.