The Moral Battlefield: Ethics in Military Conduct

This chapter explores the dual nature of military life, balancing the thrill of operations against the deep scars of war experiences. It scrutinizes ethical conduct in combat, particularly a controversial case of a soldier's conviction for murder, while addressing the psychological impacts of warfare on decision-making and the societal perceptions surrounding military accountability.

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