Chris Mayer 'West Point: Philosophy, Leadership and Combat'
The New Abnormal
The Ethics of War Course
The course, specially in terms of the ethics of war, does give them a chance to consider the profession they 're entering. But it also, i think, we we do touch on rights, human rights. And i think it is natural for them to kind of explore that. While they're entering a profession that defends rights, they, in some ways, they do give up some of their rights as as a member of the military. They can't leave west point without either owing money or owing service in the army.
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