DoD Considers Publicizing Generals Ethics Review

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http://www.military.com/daily-news/2013/04/08/dod-considers-publicizing-generals-ethics-review.html?ESRC=eb.nl

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[Richard]

I hope they do make it public.

Richard :munchin

[Dog Pound Zulu]

Generals rarely get relieved for imcompetence in combat operations. Its usually ethical violations. At least since Korea.

I am reading "The Generals" by Tom Ricks" Here is a bit of discussion about the book.

http://smallwarsjournal.com/blog/the-generals-readable-but-flawed

Knowing when to relieve a General officer during combat can save lives and complete a mission. I think, like in any unit, it is a matter of knowing your subordinates, their tendencies, and communication.

As far as making their ethical violations public, if its criminal, fine. If its not, treat them like any other soldier.