Title Army professionalism, the military ethic, and officership in the 21st century / Don M. Snider, John A. Nagl, Tony Pfaff

Published Carlisle, PA : Strategic Studies Institute, U.S. Army War College : May be obtained from the Publications and Production Office, [1999]

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Description 1 online resource Summary The authors address what they--and many others--perceived to be a decline in military professionalism in the Army officer corps. The authors first describe the ethical, technical, and political components of military professionalism and then address the causes for the decline. They conclude by proposing a set of principles which, if adhered to, will reinvigorate the vision of the officer corps and motivate the corps to selfless service Notes Title from title screen "December 1999." Bibliography Includes bibliographical references Event Text file Subject United States. Army -- Officers -- Professional ethics SUBJECT United States. Army. fast (OCoLC)fst00533532 Subject Soldiers -- Professional ethics -- United States Military ethics -- United States Military doctrine -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States Command of troops -- Moral and ethical aspects -- United States Armed Forces -- Officers -- Professional ethics. Command of troops -- Moral and ethical aspects. Military ethics. United States. Form Electronic book Author Nagl, John A Pfaff, Tony Army War College (U.S.). Strategic Studies Institute

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