Set & Drift: Military Ethics in the United States: Closing the Gap Between Civilian and Military

Authors

Paul R. Schratz
Francis X. Winters

Number

11

Abstract

The military commander in the field earns his position because he has the mental strength and moral power to enable him to dominate the battlefield. Off the field that responsibility carries civic obligations as well.

Recommended Citation

Schratz, Paul R. and Winters, Francis X. (1979) "Set & Drift: Military Ethics in the United States: Closing the Gap Between Civilian and Military," Naval War College Review: Vol. 32: No. 6, Article 11.
Available at: https://digital-commons.usnwc.edu/nwc-review/vol32/iss6/11