Ethical behavior on the battlefield
Episode Date: February 28, 2017Growing up, I was always told the military's job was to “kill people and break stuff.” It’s a maxim that gained popularity in the United States at the...
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476 episodes transcribedGrowing up, I was always told the military's job was to “kill people and break stuff.” It’s a maxim that gained popularity in the United States at the...
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