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    • AMEDD standards.

    • AMEDD standards.

    • Brewer, Richard K.

    • If we study and interpret regulations, we can see that there is no distinction of standards between an officer, NCO, and a junior enlisted, mentioned in any regulation. Any disparity between officers and enlisted lessens the importance of the very...
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    • America's bounty.

    • America's bounty.

    • Lopez Jr., Dennis G.

    • Due to the nature of our business in the Army, Soldiers don't always have the option nor the time to gather and analyze data necessary to resolve ethical dilemmas when lives depend on it. Therefore, ethics training would enhance a Soldier's split...
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    • Chronicles of pregnancy and adultery.

    • Chronicles of pregnancy and adultery.

    • Williamson, Shelton R.

    • As the first sergeant of a quartermaster unit while deployed to Operation Iraqi Freedom III, I received an email from one of my Soldier's spouses alleging that her husband, my Soldier was cheating on her with another female Soldier also assigned to...
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    • Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy.

    • Don't Ask, Don't Tell policy.

    • Alderman, Sheon

    • As leaders, we must remain relevant while enforcing the Army's standards. The standards we carry on and off duty derive from traditional Army standards. As Senior NCOs, those we lead and mentor observe our actions. Soldiers are not the only one who...
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    • Double standard.

    • Double standard.

    • Eckard, Marc

    • Is it ethical for senior NCOs and Officers to use their rank for "a double standard"? Since we are the Sergeant Major or the Commander, does that mean we get to pick what standards we follow, but hold subordinates to a different standard?...
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    • End-of-life care.

    • End-of-life care.

    • Navarro, Tomas C.

    • The core principles of medical ethics date from antiquity and are commonly labeled "beneficence" and "non-malfeasance". The principle of beneficence holds that physicians should aim to "benefit the sick", while non-malfeasance means to "do no harm"...
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    • Ethical decision-making.

    • Ethical decision-making.

    • Martin-Holliday, Shawanda L.

    • In my opinion, ethics are principles and values we follow that lead us to do the right thing, regardless of the situation and are of special importance to our Soldiers, leaders, and peers alike. As members of the armed service we have a greater...
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    • Ethical decision-making.

    • Ethical decision-making.

    • Bowens, Stephen E.

    • This paper displays why some noncommissioned officers choose the easy way when writing a noncommissioned officer evaluation report (NCOER). The easy way causes ethical dilemmas and puts the credibility of the NCO corps and promotion system in...
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    • Ethical dilemma in Iraq.

    • Ethical dilemma in Iraq.

    • Graham, Rhonda B.

    • As senior leaders in the United States Army today, many of us face ethical dilemmas while serving in Iraq, Afghanistan and other foreign countries. Ethical dilemmas may come in the form of compromised orders, faulty equipment, personnel shortages,...
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    • Ethical dilemma of an award.

    • Ethical dilemma of an award.

    • Coronado, Edgardo A.

    • At a time of war we are faced with countless ethical decisions on a daily basis, one of them is the way that each Soldier is recognized for their individual performance, or accomplishments. This can be completed immediately, or a later date. As it...
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    • Ethical dilemmas I have encountered.

    • Ethical dilemmas I have encountered.

    • Kealoha, Douglas K.

    • This paper explores a portion of ethical situations I have been involved with having entered into the Special Operations Forces. I'll discuss three situations; ammunition handling, military appearance, and military customs and courtesy, that most...
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    • Ethical dilemmas facing our soldiers.

    • Ethical dilemmas facing our soldiers.

    • Bellotte, Tracey L.

    • Imagine if you will ... you are a Staff Sergeant deployed to Iraq in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom II (OIF II). You and your squad are told there is a vehicle placing improvised explosive devices (IEDs) along a main supply route. Your platoon...
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    • Ethical issues facing the Military.

    • Ethical issues facing the Military.

    • Cornelius, Deloris

    • This briefing is informational in nature; it will present my views on two ethical issues which are facing the military. The issues I will be presenting my views on are adultery and racism. In today's society what one person sees as cheating may not...
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    • Ethical leadership.

    • Ethical leadership.

    • Wood, Glenn

    • I will discuss the ethical dilemma in the Army today of whether leaders can ethically lead their Soldiers without compromising their personal integrity. Ethics, by definition, is the principles or standards of human conduct, sometimes called...
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    • Ethics in coalition operations.

    • Ethics in coalition operations.

    • Swinford, Perry

    • The operational commander of the 21st century increasingly finds him or herself engaged in coalition operational environment. In order to achieve unity of effort, the operational commander must determine whose operational ethics will prevail in a...
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    • Ethics paper.

    • Ethics paper.

    • Carver III, William C.

    • As the war on terrorism that struck the very fiber and heart of the U.S. continues to loom further and further in our past, the emotional support for American Soldiers in combat deteriorates. Is it ethically possibly for us to pull out without any...
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