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    Lying to Ourselves: Dishonesty in the Army Profession Clip 1

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    WEST POINT, NEW YORK, UNITED STATES

    12.13.1901

    Video by Chief Warrant Officer Cory Mcdonald 

    The Center for Army Leadership

    Clip from Lying to Ourselves: Dishonesty in the Army Profession.

    Full Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BUhNIOGhPus

    Every day, no matter the environment or specific duties, U.S. Army officers are bombarded with overwhelming demands for their units to accomplish tasks, and sometimes tasks are far beyond their capacity. According to a study from the U.S. Army War College’s (USAWC) Strategic Studies Institute (SSI), many Army officers allow their own honor and integrity to slip in the face of long-term exposure to overwhelming demands. The authors of the study, Dr. Leonard Wong and Dr. Stephen Gerras, make the case that a U.S. Army Officer’s signature and word have, in many cases, lost the luster of true honor and integrity. Their lecture outlines the issue of untruthfulness among officers, and discuss the steps the Army should take to affect the culture.

    In February 2015, Drs. Wong and Gerras published an extensive study outlining the deception occurring at all levels of the Army’s leadership in response to the pressure officers are placed under to report success in their unit, even when success does not necessarily exist. In response to their study, the authors offer solutions to change the culture in the Army and the military as a whole. In this lecture, the authors outline the issue, offer solutions, and review the impact their 2015 study had on the U.S. Army in the two years since publication.

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    Date Taken: 12.13.1901
    Date Posted: 08.20.2020 15:44
    Category: Series
    Video ID: 763749
    VIRIN: 181029-A-MM427-202
    Filename: DOD_107947898
    Length: 00:07:57
    Location: WEST POINT, NEW YORK, US

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