Are Military Professionals Bound by a Higher Moral Standard?

Armed Forces and Society 24 (1) (1997)
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This essay explores and partially debunks claims about higher moral standards for all aspects of a military professionals' lives. Using a functional approach, I develop a more restricted but also more defensible version of the claim.

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J. Carl Ficarrotta
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