Ethics and combat: Thoughts for small unit leaders

Article Abstract:

The ethical conduct of small unit leaders, who are almost peers and near peers in the Marine Corps hierarchy, can be and, in the Marine experience, is a powerful force for helping other Marines in maintaining the values and ethics of the Corps. The teaching of ethical conduct by such leaders can have a greater long-term impact than that provided by senior commanders who more removed from day-to-day contact with the individual Marine.

Management dynamics, Public affairs, Ethics, Management, Ethical aspects, Company business management, Military ethics, Sailors

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Basic lessons from the basic school

Article Abstract:

The Basic School (TBS) teaches Marine Corps officers as how to attain the goal of success by using technical knowledge, application of fires and powerful leadership. TBS accomplishes its mission through lectures, group discussions, tactical decision games, sandtable exercises, and field exercises.

Naval education

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Read a book; get ahead

Article Abstract:

The article discusses a Marine Corps Professional Reading Program helping the Marine Corps to train and build more leaders.

Military aspects, Military personnel, Military training

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