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INTRODUCTION
The items in this bibliography are selected fromthe collection of the Academy Library, USAFAcademy. Publications include writings ofsubstance rather than minor news items. The topicof military professional ethics does not includethe morality of war itself, but focuses on theindividual and standards for his or her behavioras a member of the military service.
The section for each topic has four subsections:books, periodicals, government publications, andreport literature. Those government publicationsand reports which have been cataloged into thebook collection are listed as books.
Magazine citations are as follows: author (ifknown), article title, magazine title, volume,pages, date., 2(Air Force Times is treated as amagazine.) Newspaper citations are as follows:author (if known), article title, newspaper title,page, column, date. ..
Tht bibliography was compiled by Florence Klemm of, the Reference Division of the Air Force Academy
Library. The manuscript was prepared for theprinter by Sharon E. Johnson.
REINER . SCHAEFFER, Lt Col, USAFDirec or of Academy Libraries
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BOOKS ......... .......... 1PERIODICAL ARTICLES ... ....... 8GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ..... . 25REPORT LITERATURE ......... 27
II. CODE OF CONDUCT
BOOKS .... .............. 28PERIODICAL ARTICLES ....... . 31GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS ..... 44REPORT LITERATURE ........ 45
III. MILITARY ACADEMIES' HONOR CODES
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BOOKS
Adams, Randolph K. An analysis of existingethical guidelines and the development of aproposed code of ethics for managers.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air ForceInstitute of Technology, Air University,1977. (HF 5387 .A3 and AD A032 387)
Bigrigg, Robert C. Integrity and reporting.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College, Air University, 1973. (U 22.B5)
Carson, Douglas M. The ACSC ethics program: is itadequate? Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1978. (U 22 .C3 1978)
Celick, Arnold J. The unchanging nature of themilitary ethic. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air War College, Air University, 1968. (UGB907 .A42 3706)
Christmas, Charles H. A code of ethics for AirForce officers. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1948. (U 22 .C3 1978)
Dethloff, Frank R., and Dennis E. Doucet. A studyof pilots' value systems and their effect oncareer intentions. Wright Patterson AirForce Base, OH: Air Force Institute ofTechnology, 1978. (On order)
Donath, Harold M. The Puritan ethic: its origin,development and erosion. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air War College, Air University,[no date). (UGB 907 .A42 4897)
Drisko, Melville A., Jr. An analysis ofprofessional military ethics: theirimportance, development and inculcation.Carlisle Barracks, PA: U.S. Army War College,1977. (U 22 .D7 and AD A045 204)
Epstein, Howard M. A study of officer attitudesconcerning unethical behavior in the AirForce. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1976. (U 22 .E6)
Fazen, Robert P. Ethics: cornerstone of themilitary profession. Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1979. (U 22 .F3 1979)
Fox, Charles E. Ethics and the commander.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1982. (On order)
Fryer, Thomas A. The nuture of honor in the USAFofficer corps. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1975. (U 22 .F7)
Gabriel, Richard A. and Paul L. Savage. Crisis incommand: mismanagement in the Army. NewYork: Hill and Wang, 1978. (UA 25 .G26)
Gabriel, Richard A. To serve with honor: atreatise on military ethics and the way ofthe soldier. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press,1982. (U 22 .G25 1982)
Galligan, Francis B. Military Professionalism andethics. Newport, RI: U.S. Naval War College,Center for Advanced Research, 1979. (U 22.G35 and AD A078-211)
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Ginsburg, Gordon A. The Lavelle case: crisis inintegrity. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirWar College, Air University, 1974. (UGB 907A42 5255)
Gunther, Caroll D. Impact of moral values onleadership. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirWar College, Air University, 1978. (UGB 907A43 354)
Haggstrom, Robert J. The American military ethicin today's world: can it survive? MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1964. (U 22 H14)
Harthe, Anthony E. Moral coherence inprofessional ethics: the American military.Austin, TX: The University of Texas atAustin, 1982. (On order)
Herring, Alfred D. Conflict?: the mission vs.career development. Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air War College, Air University, 1974.(UGB 907 .A42 5281)
Hopkins, Thomas G. Selected values in theAmerican society - how they relate togovernmental and military administration.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College, Air University, 1965. (JF1525 .E8 H6)
Horton, Carl E. Duty, honor, country, are theyimportant? Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirWar College, Air University, 1977. (U 22 H6)
Janssen, Howard G. A proposed code of ethics forall Air Force officers - a common-sensea proach. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Squadron Officers School, Air University,1968. (U 22 J3)
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Johnson, Mervin R. Personal ethics in effectiveleadership. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirWar College, Air University, 1968. (BJ 1531J6)
Kammer, Gerry D. A code of ethics for Air Forceofficers. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1975. (U 22 .K3 and AD B005 296)
Karschnia, Paul T. The civil-militaryenvironment: a study of militaryprofessionalism and ethics. Washington, DC:Strategic Research Group, National WarCollege, 1975. (U 21.5 K3)
Keenan, Thomas P. The USAF general standards ofconduct: an analysis of the conflict betweenofficial duties and private interests.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College, Air University, 1966. (U 22.K4)
Kelly, Thomas E. Ethics in the militaryprofession: the continuing tension. MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Inter-University Seminaron Armed Forces and Society, 1979. (U 22.K43)
Kochenderfer, Harold D. The relationship ofethical concepts to self-reporting systems inthe United States Air Force. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1966. (U 22 .K6)
McCaslin, P. Ethical behavior - implications forthe Air Force. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1976. (BF 637 .B4 M28)
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Marqua, Francis C. A code of ethics for Air ForceOfficers. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1974. (U 22 .M32 and AD 920 850L)
Masterson, Gordon P. The ethical basis fortoday's concept of motivation. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1966. (BF 199 .M3)
Moorman, Thomas S. On the subject of loyalty.Washington, DC: Congressional Record, 1965.(UGB 801 .S9 M82)
Morgan, Clark R. A code of ethics for Air Forceofficers. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirWar College, Air University, 1974. (UGB 907.A42 5355)
Nameth, J. Ethics in the United States Air Force:a proposed curriculum for NCO leadershipschools. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1976. (U 22 .N35)
Oliver, George M. Personal values of successfulAir Force officers and of Air Force Academyfreshmen: implied challenge to the Air Force.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1982. (On order)
Oliver, George W. The CYA syndrome. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1974. (UGB 907 .A42 5371)
Olson, James R. Preplanned protective reactionstrikes: a case study on integrity. MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1974. (UGB 907 .A42 5372)
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Pennington, Charles R. Ethics--a key factor inmilitary professionalism. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air War College, Air University,1972. (UGB 907 .A42 4684)
Petrak, Herbert G. Officer integrity: is it introuble? Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air WarCollege, Air University, 1975. (UGB 907 .A425722)
Price, Billy F. Ethical aspects of theprofessional military officer. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1976. (UGB 907 .A42 6035)
Price, J. Alan. Integrity: a vital aspect ofmanagement. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1963. (U 22 .P7)
Purdon, James F. Moral and ethical decisionmaking for the military officer. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1983. (U 22 .P87 -Limited)
Sarkesian, Sam C. Beyond the battlefield: the newmilitary professionalism. New York: PergamonPress, 1981. (UA 23 .S27)
. Moral and ethical foundations of militaryprofessionalism. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Inter-University Seminar on the Armed Forcesand Society, 1979. (U 22 .S34)
Schee, Owen. A code of ethics for USAF officers.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College, Air University, 1948. (Onorder)
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Shoup, John D. Honesty and integrity: is a lackof it a problem in the officer corps?Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1971. (UGB 907 .A42 4449)
Smith, Merlin C. Integrity in the USAF - achanged meaning. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air War College, Air University, 1973. (UGB907 .A42 5079)
Smith, Monroe T. Inaccurate reporting: a rose byanother name. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air War College, Air University, 1973. (UGB907 .A42 5080)
Sorley, Lewis. Competence as ethical imperative:issues of professionalism. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Inter-University Seminar on ArmedForces and Society, 1979. (UB 147 .S6)
Stephenson, John R. Candor - the missingingredient. MaxWell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1975. (UGJ 24 S83)
_ . Special trust and confidence, whateverthat means. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1977. (U 22 .S7 - Limited)
Stromberg, Peter L., et al. The teaching ofethics in the miti-ry. Hastings-on-Hudson,NY: Hastings Center, 1982. (Spec Coll U 22.S815 1982)
Study on military professionalism. CarlisleBarracks, PA.: U.S. Army War College, 1970.(UB 413 A25 and Ab A063 748)
Tixier, Edward L. Integrity--who needs it?Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1971. (UGB 907 .A42 4464)
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Todd, Donald 0. Ethics in management: themilitary and industry. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1966. (U 22 .T6)
U.S. Army War College. Study on militaryprofessionalism. Carlisle Barracks, PA: U.S.Army War College, 1970. (UB 413 .A25)
U.S. Secretary of War's Board on Officer-EnlistedMan Relationships. Officer-enlisted manrelationships. Senate Document 196, 79thCong., 2nd Sess., 1946. Washington, DC: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1946. (UA 24 A7 1946)
Wakin, Malham M., ed. War, morality and themilitary profession. Boulder, Co.: WestviewPress, 1979. (U 22 .W36)
Wenker, Kenneth H. The morality of obedience tomilitary authority. Thesis, Ohio StateUniversity, 1978. (Spec Coll LB 2378 1978W47)
Wisneski, Frank. The relationship between ethicsand the Air Force officer. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1965. (U 22 .W5)
PERIODICAL ARTICLES
An Air Force code of ethics. TIG Brief 31:12+,June 1979; comment 31:16, September 1979.
Airmen urged to report cheating in WAPS test. AirForce Times 31:6, 28 October 1970.
American military ethics in World War II: anexchange. (Letters) Journal of AmericanHistory 68:85-92, June 1981.
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Anderson, 0. A. Air warfare and morality. AirForce 33:33, April 1950.
Anderson, Paul R. Character training with specialreference to Universal Military Training.Educational Record 28:393-411, October 1947.
Antonov, D. Soviet military ethics. SovietMilitary Review No. 9:28-29, Septem-ber 1978.
Ash, Hughes L. The moral basis for instruction.Military Review 38:73-80, March 1959.
Austern, David T. Ethics erosion. Review58:68-69, January-February 1980.
• Facing modern dilemmas of ethics.Interservice 3:86+, Summer 1983.
Bailey, Tom. Judgment on the firing line.Soldiers 26:4-7, August 1971.
Barclay, C. N. The devil and the deep bluesea--some thoughts on the action of regular
troops when fighting against armed civilians.Army Quarterly 101:70-75, October 1970.
Beaumont, Roger A. A myth of chivalry: variationson a theme by Gabriel and Savage. MilitaryReview 60:64-75, May 1980.
Benclvenga, Jim. A philosopher and a warriorprobe the complexities of battle. ChristianScience Monitor 1:1+, 12 March 1984.
Berent, Mark E. Checklist for integrity.Interceptor 3:8-9, June 1961.
Blair-Oliphant, N. The gap - missile or moral?Royal Air Forces Quarterly 3:107-109, Summer1963.
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Bradford, Zeb B., Jr. Duty, honor, country vs.moral conviction. Army 18:42-44, September1968.
Brinsfield, John W. The military ethics ofWilliam T. Sherman. Parameters 12:36-48,June 1982.
Brummitt, Malcolm J. The Army's ethical dilemma.Military Review 61: 44-47, July 1981.
Bryant, H. F. Responsibility and command.Military Review 34:60-62, December 1954.
Buck, James H. Professional ideals and militarybehavior. Air University Review 32:84-87,March-April 1981.
Buck, Kathleen A. Conflict of interest: rules forretirees. Defense/82 pp. 12-15, January1982.
Butler, Lee and Dick Coppock. Why a professionalethics committee. Talon 6:7, November 1960.
Butts, Jack N. A question of . . . ethics (ofpilot in an emergency). Combat Crew 12:8-9,July 1961.
Carey, Richard E. Ethics and leadership. MarineCorps Gazette 65, No. 8:28-31, August 1981.
Carroll, Robert C. Ethics of the militaryprofession. Air University Review 26: 39-43,November-December 1974.
Chase, Jack S. Military ideals. Armor 79:18-20,July-August 1970.
Civis sum aeris (I am a citizen of the air).Approach 15:inside back cover, February 1970.
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Clark, Mark. Recapturing what honor really means.Rocky Mountain News p. 71, 5 May 1984.
Clark, Wesley K. The elusive concept of honor.Armor 80:22-25, September-October 1971.
Code of the U.S. fighting force. Air Force PolicyLetter for Commanders: Supplement pp. 23-27,October 1980.
Cogar, G. Lawson. The officer's ethicalobligation. Marine Corps Gazette 61:56-57,February 1977.
Coombs, Cecil E. Loyalty: the militarytouchstone. Air University Quarterly Review7:30-36, Spring 1955.
Cotton, Charles. A Canadian view of the UnitedStates Army. Armed Forces and Society3:475-80, Spring 1977.
DOD issues new series of directives on behavior.Air Force Times 21:5, 29 July 1961.
Davenport, Manuel M. Ethics and the militaryorganization. U.S. Air Force Academy Journalof Professional Military Ethics 4:17-28,September 1983.
_ Professionals or hired guns? Loyalties arethe difference. Army 30:13-14, May 1980.
Detrick, Samuel F. The leading edge. Talon 30:12,October 1984.
Duke, M. L. A plea of superior orders. MarineCorps Gazette 55:34-39, March 1971.
Duncan, J. W. Trust and confidence revisited:commentary on the Corps. Marine CorpsGazette 60:60-62, November 1976.
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Dyck, Arthur J. Ethical bases of the militaryprofession. Parameters 10:39-46, March 1980.
Ellenback, Hans. The company commander. MilitaryReview 21: 5-12, October 1941.
Ethics. Military Review 59:97, January 1979.
Ethics. Quartermaster Review 31:10-11+,January-February 1952.
Ethics code - a conduct guide. TIG Brief 11:6, 19January 1959.
Faris, John H. Commentary: an alternativeperspective to Savage and Gabriel. ArmedForces and Society 3:457-62, Spring 1977.
Farris, Jack K. Integrity at the Air ForceAcademy: the key ingredient. TIG Brief30:11-12, 20 October 1978.
Flammer, Philip M. Conflicting loyalties and theAmerican military ethic. American BehavioralScientist 19:589-604, May/June 1976.
Funnell, Raymond G. A new style of military forthe United States: a recommendation. AirUniversity Review 24:63-67, November-December1972.
Futernick, Allan J. Avoiding an ethicalArmageddon. Military Review 59: 17-23,February 1979.
Gabriel, Richard A. To serve with honor. Army30:17-21, May 1989.
Garvin, Richard F. Troop leaders need answers,not buzzwords. Army 27:24-25+, April 1977.
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Gernert, William E. On fostering integrity. AirUniversity Review 27:62-67, September-October1976.
Ginsburgh, Robert N. Military ethics in achanging world. Air University Review27:2-10, January-February 1976.
Goodpaster, Andrew J. Moral choices: militaryethics and national values in the 1989s.Liberal Education 65:249-58, Summer 1979.
Grace, John J. The need to be more professional. . . whatever that means. Naval War CollegeReview 27:9-23, May-June 1975.
Greene, Wallace M. What is right? Marine CorpsGazette 68:44-46, June 1984.
Gregory, Stanford W., Jr. Toward a situateddescription of cohesion and disintegration inthe American Army. Armed Forces and Society3:463-73, Spring 1977.
Grishin, A. Soviet military ethics. SovietMilitary Review No. 12:34-35, December 1976.
Guelzo, Carl M. Chore or challenge: a
professional ethic for the nuclear age. U.S.Naval Institute Proceedings 90:26-34, May1964.
Hamel, Raymond F. Are professionalism andintegrity only a myth? Air University Review29:60-67, May-June 1978.
Hargreaves, Reginald. The rule book of warfare.Marine Corps Gazette 54:44-49, August 1970.
Has mutual confidence in officers been lost?(Editorial) Journal of the Armed Forces102:11, 10 October 1964.
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Hays, S. H. and Thomas A. Rehm. The military inthe free society. U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings 95:26-36, February 1969.
Hays, Samuel H. The growing leadership crisis.Army 20:39-43, February 1970.
Ju_ To thine own self be true. Army 17:78+,July 1967.
Henderson, Peter. What the captain really means.Air University Review 27:96-101,January-February 1976.
Hobbs, Richard W. Leadership failure. Infantry63:56-57, January-February 1973.
Holloway, Bruce K. A message for militaryleaders. Combat Crew 23:4-6, January 1972.
Hudlin, Charles W. Morality and the militaryprofession: some problems and tentativesolutions. U.S. Air Force Academy Journal ofProfessional Military Ethics 3:14-23,December 1982.
Huffman, Cloma A. Ethical bases for militarydecisions. Military Review 41:82-89, August1961.
Imrie, M. H. You are a gatekeeper of the nation's
defense. Army 7:30, August 1956.
Integrity. TIG Brief 24:1, 24 November 1972.
Integrity: both possible and practical! TIG Brief30:3-4, 25 August 1978.
Janssen, Howard G. A proposed code of ethics forAir Force officers. Air University Review19:77-82, March-April 1968.
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Johnson, Kermit D. Ethical issues of militaryleadership. Parameters 4, No. 2:35-39, 1974.
Karsten, Peter. The American democratic citizensoldier: triumph or disaster? MilitaryAffairs 30:34-40, Spring 1966.
Kelman, Herbert C. and Lee H. Lawrence.Assignment of responsibility in the case ofLt. Calley. Journal of Social Issues 28, No.1:177-212, 1972.
Konovalov, I. Moral education. Soviet MilitaryReview No. 1:28-29, January 1980.
Kriete, Charles F. Ethical presuppositions of theArmy's professional slogans. Parameters10:86-88, September 1980.
Krock, Arthur. The president's view of theTalbott issue. New York Times 22:5, 28 July1955.
Kurtz, Howard G. Toward tomorrow. Signal20:49-50, March 1966.
Lane, Jack F. Military code of ethics: aproposal. Military Review 59:64-72, October1979.
The Lavelle case. Time 100:20, 25 September 1972.
Law of war: captor must collect, treat wounded inany uniform. Air Force Times 44:22, 20February 1984.
Lazarus, William and David Austern. Ethics in theeighties: pressures, corruption, morality.Interservice 1:21-25+, Winter 1981.
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Lederer, Jerome. The code of the pilot. CombatCrew 13:4-6, January 1963; MATS Flyer10:12-13, May 1963.
MATS pilots code. MATS Flyer 7:8, December 1960.
MacArthur, Douglas A. Duty-Honor-Country. Speechgiven to the Corps of Cadets, United StatesMilitary Academy, May 12, 1962. Reprinted inArmy, Navy, Air Force Journal and Register99:20-21, 2 June 1962, as well as otherplaces.
McClen, D. The traditional military values inBritain today. Army Quarterly 105:167-179,April 1975.
Mace, Don. Consequences of breaking the rules.Air Force Times 41:18, 27 October 1980.
McGarr, Lionel C. Ethical and moral aspects ofthe service. Military Review 40:3-8, August1960.
Mack, William P. The need for a new morality.U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings 101:30-33,December 1975.
Mahoney, Peter P. Calley and that old bitterness.(Editorial) New York Times 35:1, 9 January1974.
Malone, D. M. The trailwatcher. Army 31:20-24,May 1981.
Maloney, Samuel D. Ethics theory for the militaryprofessional. Air University Review32:63-71, March-April 1981.
Mathews, Jay. Ex-POW teaches that a mind canalways be free. Washington Post 1:1+, 10January 1983.
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Meade, Henry J. Commitment to integrity. AirUniversity Review 28:86-90, March-April 1977.
_ The quality of tomorrow's men and women.Air Force Policy Letter for Commanders:Supplement No. 7:25-29, July 1975.
Mehl, S. P. Civilian combat casualties: our moraland legal responsibilities. Marine CorpsGazette 60:43-6, October 1976.
Meigs, Montgomery C. Ethics in action. Army30:17-19, August 1980.
Meyer, Edward C. Professional ethics is key towell-led, trained Army. Army 30:11-14,October 1980.
Middleton, Drew. West Point seeks to eliminatemoral 'corruption' in Army enlistees. NewYork Times 38:3, 6 August 1978.
The military is different. Air Force PolicyLetter for Commanders: Supplement No. 5:39,May 1976.
Mierzejewski, Alfred C., et al. American militaryethics in World War II: an exchange. Journalof American History 68:85, June 1981.
Milovidov, A. The fighting man's moral character.Soviet Military Review No. 4:2-5, April 1969.
Minkinow, Ted H. This is what could happen if you* . . switch write-ups. MAC Flyer 29:10-12,November 1982.
Montgomery, Fred M. Survival of the mind. U.S.Army Aviation Digest 6:9-14, January 1960.
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Moore, David W. Truth and consequences. Armor75:24-25, July-August 1966.
Mullin, Robert E. The thin grey line. Armor75:24-27, September-October 1966.
Narel, James L. Values and the professionalsoldier. Parameters 11:74-79, December 1981.
O'Connor, John J. 'Is you is, or is you ain't mybaby?' Marine Corps Gazette 64:61-67,February 1980.
O'Rourke, R. J. Moral cohesion and the need forAmerican military leadership. U.S. NavalInstitute Proceedings 101:72-75, September1975.
Palmer, Bruce. Challenges give unique chance tobetter Army. Army 20:29-32, October 1970.
Parks, W. Hays. Crimes in hostilities. MarineCorps Gazette 60:16-22, August 1976 (part 1);60:33-39, September 1976 (part 2).
Peck, Earl G. Ethics in today's Air Force. AirForce Policy Letter for Commanders:Supplement No. 3:8-11, March 1975.
Peterson, Daniel R. Opposition to the new OER: acrisis alert! Air University Review29:68-72, May-June 1978; comment Air ForceTimes 39:2, 31 July 1978.
Poe, Bryce. Integrity. TIG Brief 30:1-2, 20October 1978.
Poydasheff, Robert S. Military justice--areinforcer of discipline. Naval War CollegeReview 28:76-92, Winter 1976.
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The private war of General Lavelle. Newsweek79:17-18, 26 June 1972.
Reed, Thomas C. Duty, honor, conduct. Air ForcePolicy Letter for Commanders p.l, 15 May1976.
Reese, Thomas H. An officer's oath. Military
Review 44:24-31, January 1964.
Rehm, Thomas A. Ethics and the militaryestablishment. Military Review 50:9-14,September 1970.
Rickover, H. G. Business and freedom. ArmedForces Journal International 113:22+,November 1975.
_ Personal accountability in financialmanagement. Armed Forces Comptroller18:4-7+, Summer 1973.
_ Thoughts on man's purpose in life . . .and other matters. U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings 100:67-72, December 1974.
Ryan, John D. Integrity. Air Force Policy Letterto Commanders: Supplement No. 7:14, July1976.
Ryan, P. J. Moral values in military service.Army Information Digest 11:48-51, February1956.
Ryman, Dean E. An officer and a gentleman. Armor61:39-41, July-August 1952.
Sarkesian, S. C. and T. N. Gannon, eds. Militaryethics and professionalism (Symposium).American Behavioral Scientist 19:495-664, May1976.
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Savage, Paul L. and Richard A. Gabriel. Cohesionand disintegration in the American Army: analternative perspective. Armed Forces andSociety 2:340-76, September 1976.
Sawyer, Charles. A new slant on ethics.Quartermaster Review 31:26+, March-April1952.
Schaffer, Ronald. American military ethics inWorld War II: the bombing of Germancivilians. Journal of American History67:318-34, September 1980.
Schratz, Paul R., et al. Military ethics in theUnited States: closing the gap betweencivilian and military. Naval War CollegeReview 32:102-109, September-October 1979.
Schulze, R. C. Challenges to integrity: fitnessreport inflation and careerism. Marine CorpsGazette 65:34-37, August 1981.
Scientists face code of conduct. Air Force Times22:6, 2 December 1961.
Secretary Gates told to lose no time in setting upcode of ethical conduct. Army, Navy, AirForce Journal 97:7, 23 January 1960.
Shinn, Roger L. Ethical aspects of the exerciseof command. U.S. Air Force Academy Journalof Professional Military Ethics 3:1-9,December 1982.
Shoemaker, David. Personal ethics. Infantry65:11-13, July-August 1975.
Slagle, James H. The junior officer of the 1980's- the situational professional. AirUniversity Review 33:90-96, November-December1981.
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Smith, Daniel M. The army: a search for values.Military Review 60:2-12, March 1980.
Smith, F. E. W. Ethics. MATS Flyer 4:8, April1957.
Smith, Monroe T. Reporting inaccuracies--a roseby another name. Air University Review25:83-88, January-February 1974.
Socialist ethics. Military Review 40:98, April1960.
Sorley, Lewis. Competence as an ethicalimperative. Army 32:42-48, August 1982.
Spilker, Alan J. The ethical charge to counsel.Air Force Law Review 22:101-119, 1980/1981.
Stackhouse, Max L. Military professionalizationand values. Military Review 53:3-8, November1973.
Standards of conduct. TIG Brief 27:12, 1 August1975.
'Standards of Conduct,' AFR 30-30. TIG Brief28:11, 4 June 1976.
'Standards' reg (AFR 30-1). Part 3: Conduct. AirForce Times 38:46+, 28 November 1977.
Stein, Ralph M. Calley and Nuremburg. New YorkTimes 36:5, 26 April 1974.
Sterba, James P. Learning to say "No, sir." NewYork Times 1V, 14:1, 22 July 1973.
Stockdale, J. B. What is your ethical resolution?Air Force Policy Letter for Commanders:Supplement No. 1:38-40, January 1979.Reprinted from Naval V r College Review31:1-2, Fall 1979.
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Stockdale, J. B. World of Epictetus: reflectionson survival and leadership. Atlantic241:98-100+, April 1978.
_ • Dignity and honor in Vietnam. Wall StreetJournal 32:4, 16 April 1982.
_ Machiavelli, management, and moralleadership. U.S. Air Force Academy Journalof Professional Military Ethics 3:1-8, August1982.
• What is worth resigning for? (Letter)Washington Post D7:1, 21 September 1980.
Stoehrmann, Kenneth C. The do-more-with-lesssyndrome: teetering on the brink. AirUniversity Review 32:103-108,November-December 1980.
Stover, E. F. Army sponsors ethics workshop.Christian Century 93:900-4, 20 October 1976.
Suedfeld, Peter and Yakov M. Epstein. Attitudes,values, and ascription of responsibility: theCalley case. Journal of Social Issues29(4):63-71, 1973.
Syme, Jerrol L. Integrity: What does it mean toyou? Falcon Flyer 2:7, September 1984.
Taylor, James. Professionalism: the guardian ofsocial order. Air Force Policy Letter forCommanders: Supplement No. 7:15-19, July1978.
Taylor, Maxwell D. A do-it-yourself professionalcode for the military. Parameters 10:10-15,December 1980.
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Taylor, Maxwell, D. The good officer. (Abridgedfrom Army, May 1978.) U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings 105:80-81, June 1979.
_ . A professional ethic for the military?Army 28:18-21, May 1978.
Text of new DOD order on employment of Servicepeople. Army, Navy, Air Force Journal 99:9+,23 December 1961.
This prof learned the hard way. (J. Stockdale'smorals course at the Naval War College.)Time 113:98, 19 February 1979.
Thomas, James A. On moral preparation. MilitaryReview 53:64-76, August 1973.
Thompson, Jeff. Integrity: both possible andpractical! TIG Brief 30:3-4, 25 August 1978.
Thybony, William W. What's happened to thebasics? Defense Systems Management Review1:43-52, Spring 1977.
Toner, James H. Sisyphus as a soldier: ethics,exigencies, and the American military.Parameters 7, No. 4:2-12, 1977.
Truitt, John G. The commander and his theology ofman. Air University Review 26:64-67,November-December 1974.
Turkelson, Donald R. The officer as a model ofethical conduct. Military Review 58:56-65,July 1978.
Turner, James A., Jr. Integrity is ..... TIGBrief 30:13-14, 15 December 1978.
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U.S. Air Force Academy Journal of ProfessionalMilitary Ethics, published by the Departmentof Philosophy and Fine Arts, USAF Academy,Colorado Springs, CO, 80840. (Semi-annualpublication, 1980-)
Wakin, Malham M. The American military - theirsto reason why. Air Force Magazine 54:54-58,March 1971. (Reprinted in Talon 17:12-15,April 1972 and Association of -GraduatesMagazine 2:21-23, September 1972.)
. The ethics of leadership. AmericanBehavioral Scientist 19:567-588, May/June1976.
Was Lavelle alone? Newsweek 80:64, 25 September1972.
Webb, Ernest L. When ethic codes clash: absolutevs. situational. Army 28:31-33, March 1978.
Wenker, Kenneth H. Military necessity andmorality. U.S. Air Force Academy Journal ofProfessional Military Ethics 4:29-34,September 1983.
_ Morality and military obedience. AirUniversity Review 32:76-83, July-Auqust 1981.
Wermuth, Anthony L. A critique of Savage andGabriel. Armed Forces and Society 3:481-90,Spring 1977.
Whaley, Richard H. Training support packageteaches military ethics. Air DefenseMagazine pp. 25-26, July-August 1982.
What integrity means to me. (Series) TIG Briefvolumes 30 and 31, 1978-79.
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Wheeless, Steven D. What integrity means to me.Checkpoints 8:10, Summer 1979.
Williams, Dennis A., and Jeff B. Copeland. Warfarefor the moral man. Newsweek 104:129, 19November 1984.
Wilson, Eugene E. Power and responsibility.Ordnance 54:502-505, March-April 1970.
Woehr, David J. et al. Ethics - values: whichway? Air Dieense Magazine pp. 27-29,April-June 1979.
Wolverton, Wallace I. Ethics and the Air Force.Air University Quarterly Review 2:58-68,Spring 1949.
Your responsibilities as a federal employee. AirForce Policy Letter for Commanders:Supplement No. 12:inside back cover, November1964.
Zoll, Donald A. A crisis in self-image: the roleof the military in American culture.Parameters 12:24-31, December 1982.
___ The moral dimension of wax and themilitary ethic. Parameters 12:2-15, June1982.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Brown, James and Michael J. Collins, eds.Military ethics and professionalism: acollection of essays. Washington, DC:National Defense University Press, 1981.(D5.413:81-2 and AD A101 825)
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Hebert, Edward F. A military code of ethics and astep in the right direction by Secretary ofDefense McNamara. Congressional Record107:6763-4, 25 April 1961. (X.87/l:107/pt.5)
Schreiber, James E. and Chris R. Perkins. On theinside looking in. Congressional Record120:12684-12687, 1 May 1974.(X.93/2:120/pt.10)
Stayton, William H. Ethics and the militaryprofession. Studies in Defense, pp. 3-41.Washington, DC. National Defense University,1983. (D5.410:D36/2)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept of the Air Force. AFRegulation 50-31: training-moral leadership.Washington, DC: Dept. of the Air Force, 1969.(AFR 50-31)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept. of the Air Force. AFRegulation 30-30: personnel standards ofconduct. Washington, DC: Dept. of the AirForce, 1983. (AFR 30-30)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept. of the Army.Character Guidance Discussion Topics:Duty-Honor-Country. Washington, DC: U.S.Gov't. Print. Off., 1961-1969.(D101.22:16-6/2; D101.22:16-9/3;D101.22:16-10/3)
Wenker, Kenneth H. Foundations of professionalmorality. Colorado Springs, CO: Departmentof Philosophy and Fine Arts, United StatesAir Force Academy, 1984. (D305.2:1479)
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REPORT LITERATURE
Bellene, Stephen. Individual reseonsibility inwar. Alexandria, VA: Army Military PersonnelCenter, 1982. (Microfiche AD A114 454)
Dalton, William M. Morality, duty, and theprofessional military officer. CarlisleBarracks, PA: U.S. Army War College, 1971.(AD 912 771)
Ethics and the military profession. West Point,NY: U.S. Military Academy, 1978. (AD A100983; AD A100-984; AD A100 988; AD A100 989;AD A109 337; AD A114 677)
Jeffries, William C. Ethics and the militaryprofession: war and morality. West Point,NY: U.S. Military Academy, 1978. (AD All463)
Palmer, David G. A code of ethics for Air Forceofficers. Carlisle endracks, PA: U.S. ArmyWar College, 1973. (AD 911 116)
Priest, Robert F. Changes in the moral values ofthe class of 1979. West Point, NY: U.S.Military Academy, 1979. (On order)
Schlatter, John P. Personal value systems of USAFnon-rated aircraft maintenance officers.Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, OH: AirForce Institute of Technology, 1976. (ADA032 459)
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CODE OF CONDUCT
BOOKS
Anderson, Harold W. Code of Conduct: too hard ortoo soft? Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1972. (UB 485 .A5 1972)
Bargery, Basil L. Article V of the Code ofConduct: "Status quo" or change? Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1974. (UGB 907 .A42 5173)
Bialek, Hilton M. Survey of soldiers' reaction tothe Code of Conduct. Monterey, CA: U.S. ArmyLeadership Human Research Unit, 1962. (UB485 B57 and Microfiche AD A020 008)
Brodman, Robert. The Code of Conduct. MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1972. (UGB 907 .A42 4522)
Brown, Frank L. Critical combat performances,knowledges and skills required of theinfantry rifle platoon leader: Code ofConduct, evasion and escape. Washington, DC:George Washington University, Human ResourcesResearch Office, 1969. (UD 160 G34c and AD704 969)
Clemens, Ralph 0., Jr. The relevance of the Codeof Conduct. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1970. (UB 485 .C6 1970 - Limited)
Duncan, Clyde E. The peacetime adequacy of theCode of Conduct. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1966. (UB 485 .D8)
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Ellis, Leon F., Jr. POW: it could happen to you.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1983. (On order)
Fer, JQhn. Leadership and followership in theprisoner-of-war environment. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1974. (UB 210 .F31974)
Jaquish, John E. Is Article V of the Code ofConduct too lenient or too rigid? MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1971. (UB 485 .J31971)
Kinkead, Eugene. In every war but one. New York:Norton, 1959. (DS 921 K5)
Kramer, Galand D. POW leadership in NorthVietnam. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1978. (On order)
Moakley, G. S. U.S. Army Code of Conducttraining: let the POW's tell their story.Fort Leavenworth, KS: U.S. Army Command andGeneral Staff College, 1976. (JX 5141 .M6and Microfiche AD A029 708)
Moore, Warren C. Code of Conduct: adequate?Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1971. (UGB 907 .A42 4412)
Mounts, Thomas T. Does the fighting man have aCode of Conduct? Maxwell Air Force Base, AL:Air War College, Air University, 1970. (UGB907 .A42 4201)
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Noonan, Thomas J., Jr. Is it reasonable torequire a prisoner of undeclared war toadhere to Article V of the Code of Conduct?Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College, Air University, 1966. (UB 485.N6 1966)
Petelin, John A. Article V of the Code of Conductand the Vietnam experience. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1974. (UB 485 .P41974)
Ryan, James, Jr. Are all members of the ArmedForces prepared to fulfill the dictates ofthe Code of Conduct? Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1965. (On order)
Sander, H. J. Development, training applicationsand assessment of the Code of Conduct forU.S. PWs. Washington, DC: Headquarters USAFAnalysis Program, Southeast Asia Prisoner ofWar Experience, 1974. (UB 485 S3)
Stanley, James L. Is the Code of Conduct adequatefor captured Air Force personnel? MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air Command and StaffCollege, Air University, 1962. (UB 485 .S7)
Stoll, Harold W. The Code, does it have limits?Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air Command andStaff College,Air University, 1973. (UB 485.S75)
Talbot, Bailey M. Evasion and escape doctrine.Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: Air War College,Air University, 1978. (UGB 907 A43 496)
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Wolters, Thomas E. The Code of Conduct--itsrelevancy and validity: 1955-1970. Newport,RI: Naval War College, 1971. (On order)
PERIODICAL ARTICLES
AF revises 'Code of Conduct' training. (AFM50-15) Air Force Times 27:5, 11 January 1967.
Action on Conduct Code shelved. Air Force Times37:28, 6 June 1977.
Advisory board salutes military for teachingsunder POW code. Air Force Times 16:11, 28July 1956.
Armored force cartoons tell U.S. soldiers how toact if captured. Life 13:122-4, 5 October1942.
Army drilling men on Code as captives. New YorkTimes 25:8, 25 October 1955.
Army Secretary defends P.O.W.s; says Air Forceofficer had no authority over GI's. New YorkTimes 4:1, 28 July 1973.
Ayres, B. Drummond. Falling out among the heroes.New York Times lV, 3:1, 3 June 1973.
Baker, Russell. Eisenhower pen activates code.New York Times 9:1, 18 August 1955.
Barker, A. J. Number, rank and name! MilitaryReview 55:43-52, January 1975. (Reprintedfrom Royal Air Forces Quarterly, Spring1974.)
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Basic obligations of military personnel(conscientious application of the "Code ofConduct"). TIG Brief 11:2, 5 January 1959.
Belief in the Code of Conduct. (AFR 50-15) TIGBrief 17:4, 16 July 1965.
Binder, L. James. Codes of Conduct. . . . NewYork Times 33:2, 8 October 1973.
Bird, R. S. What is a prisoner's breaking point?Army, Navy, Air Force Register 78:11, 19October 1957.
Booth, Waller B. No more 'lost battalions.' Army7:32-33, April 1957.
Bourjaily, Monte, Jr. Ike approves stern POWcode. Air Force Times 16:10, 20 August 1955.
Brown, Roger W. Code of Conduct training: casestudy approach. USAF Instructors Journal2:13-15, April 1965.
Butler, Ray E. POW code due for revision. ArmedForces Journal International 111:28-29,November 1973.
Can prisoner of war code halt collaboration?(Interview) Army, Navy, Air Force Register79:15, 23 August 1958.
Carey, Richard E. Code of the U.S. fightingforce. Air Force Policy Letter forCommanders: Supplement No. 10:23-27, October1980.
Carroll, Robert. Escape and evasion. Airman28:4, May 1984.
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Changes made in POW code. Air Force Times 25:13,28 October 1964.
Changes sought in POW code. Air Force Times 37:2,21 February 1977.
Chesley, Larry J. Code of Conduct vs. campregulations. Education Journal 20:26-28,Winter 1977.
Cliches of conduct. New Republic 133:4, 29 August1955.
The code and the way. Air Force Times 16:8, 27August 1955.
Code for American prisoners of war. (Editorial)Saturday Evening Post 235:90, 29 September1962.
Code for our POWs. America 93:524-5, 3 September1955.
Code for prisoners. New York Times 1V, 2:4, 21August 1955.
A code of behavior. (Editorial) New York Times18:1, 19 August 1955.
The Code of Conduct. Air Reservist 8:5-7,February 1956.
Code of Conduct. Contact 22:5, July-August 1968.
Code of Conduct. Military Review 35:68-69,November 1955.
'Code of Conduct' being readied for prisoners offuture wars. Air Force Times 15:10, 28 May1955.
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The Code of Conduct: code of the fighting man.Air Reservist 13:15, October-November 1961.
Code of Conduct: obsolete in today's wars? U.S.News 66:41, 20 January 1969.
Code of Conduct program commended. Army, Navy,Air Force Register 77:15, 28 June 1956.
'Code of Conduct' reading ordered on annual basis.Air Force Times 22:6, 17 February 1962.
Code of Conduct training. Army Information Digest19:63-67, May 1964.
Code of Conduct: training changes eyed. Air ForceTimes 36:20, 26 July 1976.
Code of Conduct training--guidance for today'ssituations. TIG Brief 18:2, 19 August 1966.
Code of the U.S. fighting force. Air Force PolicyLetter for Commanders: Supplement No.10:23-27, October 1980.
Code of the U.S. fighting man. Army Digest21:24-31, June 1966.
Code of the U.S. fighting man. Army Digest23:inside front cover, October 1968.
Coker, George T. P.W. U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings 100:41-46, October 1974.
Committee to draft P.O.W. code. New York Times59:4, 19 May 1955.
Courage and loyalty are not for GI's only.(Editorial) Saturday Evening Post 228:10, 17September 1955.
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Crider, Bill. Code for POWs needs re-study,general says. Gazette Telegraph p. IC, 8April 1973.
Defense sets new policy for captives. Air ForceTimes 24:24, 29 July 1964.
Defense to review the code. Army Times p. 29, 19April 1978.
Differences in U.S., Soviet codes discussed in JAGbulletin article. Air Force Times 20:10, 22August 1959.
Dunn, J. Howard and W. Hays Parks. "If I become aprisoner of war. . . . U.S. Naval InstituteProceedings 102:18-27, August 1976.
Estep, Bea M. A commendation from the enemy.Airman 6:32-34, December 1962.
Ex-POW (Lt. Col. Richard E. Bolstad) cites Code ofConduct inadequacy. Air Force Times 34:34,24 April 1974.
Ex-POW in Vietnam cites need for purpose. AirForce Times p. 16, 21 May 1984.
Ex-PW in Korea believes most would uphold Code.Air Force Times 18:13, 22 March 1958.
Famiglietti, Len. Code of Conduct helped hostagethrough ordeal. Air Force Times p. 6, 2March 1981.
Fer, John. Professional followership in a POWenvironment. Talon 23:16, May 1978.
_ . Professional leadership and followershipas a prisoner of war. Association ofGraduates Magazine (USAFA) 3:6-7, July 1973.
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Finney, John W. A decision to heal the wounds.(Editorial) New York Times 1V, 3:5, 8 July1973.
__ 7 former P.O.W.'s freed of charges ofaiding enemy. New York Times 1:8+, 4 July1973.
Ford made no decision on Conduct Code report. AirForce Times 37:23, 14 February 1977.
Frisbee, John J. Surviving in Hanoi's prisons.(Interview with POW Cols. Robbie Risner andGeorge Day). Air Force Magazine 56:28-33,June 1973. (Reprinted in the Association ofGraduates Magazine [USAFA] 3:14+, July 1973.)
The Geneva Convention, Code of Conduct, andprisoners of war. TIG Brief 20:3, 16February 1968.
Hitchens, Harold L. Factors involved in a reviewof the Code of Conduct for the Armed Forces.Naval War College Review 30:47-70, Winter1978.
Hoffman, Fred S. Military Code of Conduct is onlyguideline. Gazette Telegraph p. 4G, 29December 1968.
Hunter, Edna J. Coercive persuasion: the myth offree will? Air University Review 34:100-107,January-February 1983.
Karsten, Peter. The American democratic citizensoldier: triumph or disaster? MilitaryAffairs 30:34-40, Spring 1966.
Kefauver scores new P.O.W. code. New York Times30:2, 21 August 1955.
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Kinkead, Eugene. A reporter at large: the studyof something new in history. New Yorker33:114+, 26 October 1957.
Lawrence, David. A Code also for prisoners ofdefeatism. U.S. News 39:128, 26 August 1955.
Leviero, Anthony. For the brainwashed: pity orpunishment? New York Times magazine 12+, 14August 1955.
___ New code orders P.O.W.'s to resist in-brainwashing.' New York Times 1:8+, 18August 1955.
___ Services divided on P.O.W. policy. NewYork Times 1:5, 8 March 1955.
____ U.S. sets high ideals for prisoners ofwar. New York Times 1V, 7:1, 21 August 1955.
"A line must be drawn." Time 66:16-17, 29 August1955.
Living up to the Code of Conduct. (6 POWs'experiences) Airman 2:24-25, June 1958.
Lowe, W. What is justice for a tortured GI? Look19:28-32, 28 June 1955.
Lyons, William P. Prisoners of war and the Codeof Conduct. Naval War College Review20:60-96, Decemer 1967.
Manes, Donald L., Jr. Barbed wire command.(Condensed from Department of Army Pamphlet27-100-10; Military Law Review, October1960.) Military Review 43:38-56, September1963.
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Marean, Charles E. Questions facing the Code ofConduct. Marine Corps Gazette 56:36-43, July1972.
Marines decide. Time 63:24-5, 10 May 1954.
Marines to the rescue. Reporter 13:2+, 8September 1955.
Marshall, S. L. A. Behavior of P.O.W.'s. NewYork Times 45:3, 21 March 1973.
. The Code and the Pueblo--some questionsand answers. (Reprinted from the New Leader,14 April 1969) Air Force and Space Digest52:74-76, July 1969.
Matthews, David J. Is the Code of conduct viable?Armor 84:34-37, March-April 1975.
Mayer, William E. Why American POW's held up sowell under pressure. (Interview) U.S. News74:39-40, 16 April 1973.
Measuring up to the Code of Conduct--Vietnam POWexperience may dictate changes. Army 23:3-4,August 1973.
Misconduct in the prison camp: a survey of the lawand an analysis of the Korean cases.Columbia Law Review 56:709-794, 1956.
Montgomery, Fred M. Survival of the mind. U.S.Army Aviation Digest 6:9-14, January 1960.
Moral mandate for all Americans; Code of Conductfor American prisoners of war. Life 39:31-4,29 August 1955.
Mullin, Robert E. The thin grey line. Armor75:24-27, September-October 1966.
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Navy incorporates Code of Conduct in trainingprogram. Army, Navy, Air Force Register76:12, 17 December 1955.
New code for war prisoners. Christian Century72:1012, 7 September 1955; Reply, L. T.Merrill, 72:1091, 21 September 1955.
A new Code of Conduct. (Editorial) Army, Navy,Air Force Register 76:4, 27 August 1955.
New Code of Conduct for service men. (Text)Army, Navy, Air Force Register 76:1-2, 20August 1955.
New look at an old code: military Code of Conduct.Christian Century 90:443, 18 April 1973.
New P.O.W. code held only a start. New York Times31:1, 27 September 1955.
New training movie based on POW code. Air ForceTimes 20:38, 22 August 1959.
Nichols, Charles L. Article 105, misconduct as aPrisoner. Air Force JAG Law Review11:393-398, Fall 1969.
P.O.W. code attacked. New York Times 31:5, 27September 1955.
POW code made less stringenht. Air Force Times38:25, 21 November 1977.
P.O.W. code upheld, criticized in debate. NewYork Times 3:7, 22 August 1955.
POW conduct code sought for services. Army, Navy,Air Force Journal 92:57+, 18 September 1954.
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POW conduct code training begins. Army, Navy, AirForce Register 76:4, 5 November 1955.
POW conduct code upheld. Colorado Springs Sun1:1, 14 February 1977.
POWs air views on conduct code. Air Force Times37:12, 28 February 1977.
POW's in Korea: choosing sides. Senior Scholastic99:15-16, 29 November 1971.
Peker, Ismet. Two lieutenants and two rounds.Military Review 37:62-63, September 1957.
Petley, George S. We don't need a new POW code.Armed Forces Journal international 111:28,February 1974.
Plantation memories. (T. W. Guy filing chargesagainst former P.O.W.s.) Time 101:23, 11June 1973.
Porter, Richard E. The Code of Conduct: a guideto moral responsibility. Air UniversityReview 34:107-111, January-February 1983.
.Military hostages: what they need to knowand don't. Air University Review 33:94-101,January-February 1982.
President OK's code for POW's. (Text of ExecutiveOrder and Code) Army, Navy, Air ForceJournal 92:1509 , 1511, 20 August 1955.
Prugh, G. S., Jr. The Code of Conduct for membersof the Armed Forces. Columbia Law Review56:686-87, 1956.
Psychiatrist urged for all P.O.W. trials. NewYfork Times 33:5, 11 September 1955.
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The Pueblo: by the book. Newsweek 73:23, 3 March1969.
Pueblo case: what should captured Americans do?U.S. News 66:40-41, 20 January 1969.
Pueblo: what went wrong? Armed Forces Journal106:9-10, 9 August 19-9.
Rawls, Wendell, Jr. A marine court finds Garwoodhelped foe as a Vietnam P.O.W1. New YorkTimes 1:1+, 6 February 1981.
Raymond, Richard. They lived the Code. Soldiers35:33-36, October 1980.
Red tactics spur code for P.O.W.'s. New YorkTimes 1:6, 14 August 1955.
Reese, Thomas H. An officer's oath. MilitaryReview 44:24-31, January 1964.
Regulations for POWs cause service debate. AirForce Times 24:42, 19 February 1964.
Relate the "Code" to the man. TIG Brief 14:1, 2March 1962.
Review of POW code begins. Air Force Times 36:9,19 April 1976.
Reynolds, Jon. Discipline: the POW's perspective.Talon 23:12-13, May 1978.
Rigg, Robert B. Is the Code of Conduct dead?Army 19:62-63, March 1969.
Roberts, Steven V. Antiwar P.O.W.'s: a differentmold scarred by their combat experiences.New York Times 1:2+, 15 July 1973.
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Roberts, Steven V. P.O.W.'s felt their missionwas to resist. New York Times 1:5+, 30 April1973.
Roots of courage; Code of Conduct for all Americanservicemen. Colliers 136:106, 30 September1955.
Ruhl, Robert K. The Code of Conduct. Airman22:20-27, May 1978.
Ruling due soon on conduct code. Air Force Times34:21, 2 January 1974.
Russell, R. B. For the prisoners who broke,kindness or punishment? U.S. News 35:51-3,16 October 1953.
Schact, Kenneth G. Reflections on the Code ofConduct. U.S. Naval Institute Proceedings108:34-38, April 1982.
Schlessinger, Thomas. Obligations of the prisonerof war. Military Review 50t80-85, December1970.
Smith, Elizabeth R. The Code of Conduct inrelation to international law. Military LawReview 31:85-135, January 1966.
Spatling, Rick. Someone to hate (in a realisticPOW training program). National Guardsman19:22-23, August 1965.
Spivey, Delmar T., et al. The John A. LejeuneForum: the soldier and the prisoner. MarineCorps Gazette 49:36-44, May 1965.
Tasker, Clayton B. The Code of Conduct--what's itall about? Army Digest 23:11-13, August1968.
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Terrieu, Samuel. Phrase in code queried; equatingimportance of God and country foundoffensive. (Letter) New York Times 18:6, 29August 1955.
Text of report to Defense Secretary by AdvisoryCommittee on Prisoners of War. New YorkTimes pp. 10-11, 18 August 1955.
Trader, Barry C. "If I can't go back with respect."Airman 28:49, September 1984.
Training and education measures necessary tosupport the Code of Conduct. Air ForcePolicy Letter for Commanders: Supplement No.9:28-32, August 1964.
Training is ordered on new P.O.W. code. New YorkTimes 21:8, 20 August 1955.
12th AF will give 12 hours instruction in code.Army, Navy Journal 93:8, 10 March 1956.
Unit (Defense's Prisoner of War Policy Committee)eyes Code of Conduct. Air Force Timr s 30:2,13 August 1969.
Weaver, John 0. Antidote to brainwashing. ArmyInformation Digest 16:10-19, June 1961.
Weininger, Michael J. Code of Conduct. Talon20:12-13, February 1975.
Weinraub, Bernard. Navy narrows grounds forpossible Pueblo trial. New York Times 4:3,15 January 1969.
What a man must do; servicemen's code. Newsweek46:18, 29 August 1955.
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What happened in the POW camps. . . . CombatForces 6:32-35, October 1955.
What to do about brainwashing. U.S. News 39:24-5,8 July 1955.
Why they 'confess.' Newsweek 69:/0, 17 April1967.
Williamson, C. E. Name, rank and service number.Military Review 37:25-32, August 1957.
Wilson orders training under prisoner code. AirForce Times 16:43, 27 August 1955.
Wilson, Paul E. Three C's: The Code, theconvention, the conflict. Marine CorpsGazette 54:37-41, April 1970.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Bingham, Jonathan B. Code of Conduct in the armedforces. Congressional Record 119:42078-9, 17December 1973. (X.93/l:119/pt.32)
_ Revise the military Code of Conduct.Congressional Record 119:13201-2, 18 April1973. (X.93/l:119/pt.10)
Crider, Bill. Ranking POW - torture works.Congressional Record 119:14367-8, 3 May 1973.(X.93/l:119/pt.ll)
Hotchner, A. E. They were not brainwashed.Congressional Record 101:A5205-6, 18 July1955. (Microfiche X.84/l:101/App.)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. American Forces InformationService. Code of the U.S. fighting force.Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Defense, 1979.(AFP 34-10)
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U.S. Dept. of Defense. Armed Forces Informationand Education. Code of the U.S. fightingman. Washington, DC: U.S. Dept. of Defense,19-64. (D301.35:34-10-10)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Office of Armed ForcesInformation and Education. The U.S. fightingman's code. Rev. ed. Washington, DC: U.S.Dept. of Defense, 1967. (D301.35:34-10-1)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. The Secretary of Defense'sAdvisory Committee on Prisoners of War. POW:the fight continues after the battle.Washington, DC: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off.,1955. (D1.2:P93/2)
REPORT LITERATURE
Barnes, Holman J., Jr. A new look at the Code ofConduct. Charlottesville, VA: Judge AdvocateGeneral's School, 1974. (Microfiche AD A1l9732)
Beavers, Leslie E. Code of Conduct. (StaffStudy) Norfolk, VA: U.S. Armed Forces StaffCollege, 1969. (AD A951 852)
Biderman, Albert D. An annotated bibliography onprisoner interrogation, compliance, andresistance. Washington, DC: Bureau of SocialScience Research, 1963. (Microfiche AD 670999)
Davis, Jimmy W., et al. Should the Code ofConduct be reviied or eliminated? CarlisleBarracks, PA: U.S. Army War College, 1974.(Microfiche AD A009 715)
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Hunter, Edna J., et al. Resistance posture and
the Vietnam prisoner of war. San Diego, CA:U.S. Naval Health Research Center, 1976.
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Lamar, J. L., et al. The Armed Forces Code ofConduct: an e-xamination of its suitabilityand application in the Vietnam War and infuture armed conflicts. Washington, DC:Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1974.(Microfiche AD A140 719) (On order)
Miller, Lester L. Prisoners of war aLid the U.S.Code of Conduct: a bibliography. Fort Sill,OK: U.S. Army Field Artillery School, 1981.(Microfiche AD A099 031)
Myers, Armand J. POW doctrine for survival withhonor. Maxwell Air Force Base,AL: Air WarCollege, Air University, 1975. (MicroficheAD B071 625L)
Naughton, Robert J. Motivational factors ofAmerican prisoners of war held by theDemocratic Republic of Vietnam. Newport, RI:
U.S. Naval War College, 1974. (Microfiche ADA120 494)
Schein, Edgar H. Roles - not rules - for the POW.Washington, D.C.: Bureau of Social ScienceResearch, 1963. (Microfiche AD 671 003)
Sommercamp, John 0. Article 1:1 of the Code ofConduct. Norfolk, VA: U.S. Armed Forces
Staff College, 1973. (AD A120 220)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Assistant Secretary ofDefense. Report of the Defense ReviewCommittee for the Code of Conduct.Washington, DC: Assistant Secretary ofDefense, 1976. (AD A133 234)
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U.S. Dept. of Defense. Assistant Secretary ofDefense. Report of the Defense ReviewCommittee for the Code of Conduct. Vol. 2.Supplement. Washington, DC: AssistantSecretary of Defense, 1976. (AD A133 235)
Watkins, John A. Article V of the Code ofConduct--retain, discard or revise. (StaffStudy) Norfolk, VA: U.S. Armed Forces StaffCollege, 1974. (Microfiche AD A120 004)
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MILITARY ACADEMIES' HONOR CODES
BOOKS
Ambrose, Stephen E. Duty, honor, country: ahistory of West Point. Baltimore, MD: JohnsHopkins Press, 1966. (U 410 .Ll A49)
Benham, Philip 0. The toleration clause: WestPoint's ethical dilemma. (No place or date;F978?F7 (V 410 HJ9 B4)
Calkins, Raymond J. Morality of the Air ForceAcademy honor code. Thesis (MA), CatholicUniversity, 1966. (Spec Coll UGB 861 C15)
Charles, William M. Honor codes: can they developintegrity in future military leaders? Thesis(MA), U.S. Army Command and General StaffCollege, 1968. (Spec Coll UGB 861 C47)
Ellis, Joseph. School for soldiers. New York:Oxford University Press, 1974. (U 410 .LIE38)
Fowler, Winston C. Perfecting character: an honorsystem for the Air Force Academy? MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1954. (Spec Coll LB 2378 1954F789)
Galloway, K. Bruce and Robert Bowie Johnson, Jr.West Point: America's power fraternity. NewYork: Simon and Schuster, 1973. (U 410 .LIG34)
Heise, Juergen Arthur. The brass factories.Washington, DC: Public Affairs Press, 1969.(U 408 H47)
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Horne, Raymond E. An analysis of the UnitedStates Air Force Academy honor code. MaxwellAir Force Base, AL: Air War College, AirUniversity, 1966. (Spec Coll UGB 861 H81)
Lovell, John P. Neither Athens nor Sparta?Bloomington: Indiana University Press, 1979.(U 408 .L67)
Newton, Willis H. Making the man at the Air ForceAcademy; a conceptual study. Maxwell AirForce Base, AL: Air Force Chaplain School,Air University, 1968. (Spec Coll UGB 763N56)
Rayment, Donald W. The Air Force Academy cheatingscandal: an administrative study of theproblems associated with the public newsmedia. Maxwell Air Force Base, AL: AirCommand and Staff College, Air University,1966. (Spec Coll UGB 861 R26)
Rose, Michael T. A prayer for relief; theconstitutional infirmities of the militaryacademies' conduct, honor and ethics systems.New York: New York University School of Law,1973. (Spec Coll UGB 861 R6)
U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services.Administration of the service academies.Report and hearings of the SpecialSubcommittee on Service Academies, 90thCong., 1967-68. Washington, DC: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1968. (U 408 U51)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Air Force Academy Board ofVisitors. Report. Washington, DC: Dept. ofthe Air Force, 1965 and 1966. (Spec Coll UGB788 .B6 A29 year)
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U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept. of the Air Force.Special Advisory Committee on the UnitedStates Air Force Academy. Report to theSecretary and Chief of Staff of the-KirForce. (White Report) Washington, DC: Dept.of the Air Force, 1965. (UGB 861 U5)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Military Academy, WestPoint. The cadet honor code and system.West Point: no date. (U 410 .H9 U5)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Special Commission on theUnited States Military Academy. Report tothe Secretary of the Army. (Borman Report)1976. (U 410 .F7 U58)
Walter, Alonzo J. The Air Force Academy honorscandal--cause and effect. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air War College, Air University,1966. (Spec Coll UGB 861 W23 v. 1-3)
Watts, Barry D. The history of the honor code:1955-65. U.S. Air Force Academy, 1965.(Spec Coll UGB 861 W34)
White Report: see U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept. ofthe Air Force. Special Advisory Committee onthe United States Air Force Academy.
Wilhelm, James E. The impact of the Air ForceAcademy cadet honor code on Air Force Academycadets and graduates. Maxwell Air ForceBase, AL: Air Command and Staff College, AirUniversity, 1972. (Spec Coll UGB 861 W67)
Zint, William L. Air Force Academy cheatingincidents, 1965 and 1967; a comparativestudin public relations. Thesis (MA), Universityof Denver, 1969. (Spec Coil UGB 861 Z7)
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PERIODICAL ARTICLES
AFA dismissal not automatic for violations ofhonor code. Denver Post 17:1, 6 June 1980.
AF Academy cadets support honor code. Denver Postp. 36, 30 May 1976.
AF Academy not planning code change. Air ForceTimes 37:27, 29 November 1976.
Academies' codes differ. Colorado Springs Sun p.9, 6 June 1976.
Academy cheating incident. (Editorial) Air ForceTimes 27:10, 15 March 1967.
Academy code praised. Air Force Times 33:63, 29November 1972.
Academy honor code cited. Air Force Times 29:N4,9 October 1968.
Academy honor code not influenced by Army'sdecision at West Point. Gazette Teleqgrap p.1B, 26 August 1976.
Academy study urges football de-emphasis. AirForce Times 25:13, 19 May 1965.
Adriance, Gary. The code: keystone of conduct.Talon 17:5+, October 1971.
The Air Force Academy and its honor code. RockyMountain News p. 44, 5 September 1979.
Air Force delays change in program at Academy.Air Force Times 25:3, 14 July 1965.
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Air Force revises cadet honor code. New YorkTimes 49:8, 16 November 1965.
Alexander, Shana. Tarnished buttons. Life 58:25,12 February 1965.
Allen, James R. The honor code. Air Force PolicyLetter for Commanders: Supplement No.10:27-31, October 1976 and Air Force Magazine60:25-26, January 1977.
Annapolis scandal. Outlook 110:939-40, 25 August1915.
Arnold, Martin. 25 more cadets quit Air Academy.New York Times 1:5+, 23 January 1965.
Berry, Sidney B. 'Duty, honor, country.' NewYork Times 31:2, 22 July 1976.
Bird, Julie. Academy taking hard look at honorcode. Gazette Telegraph 1A:3, 27 June 1984.
Briand, Paul L., Jr. Allowing it to happen.(Letter) New York Times 1V, 14:3, 24 June1973.
Bunting, Josiah, III. The code: a goodanachronism. Time 107:20, 7 June 1976.
. West Point counterpoint. Esquire 86:67+,November 1976.
Cadet committee at West Point does away with 'TheSilence.' New York Times 1:7+, 12 September1973.
Cadet involved sizes up the scandal. Life58:68-73, 12 February 1965.
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Cadets back honor code (West Point). ColoradoSprings Sun 27:2, 30 June 1976.
Career survival instinct may clash with honor codeat West Point. Denver Post p. 12, 30 May1976.
Changes at West Point. Gazette Telegraph p.2A, 23August 1976.
Changes in Honor Code favored by Goodpaster.Gazette Telegraph p.12G, 6 April 1977.
Chason, L. Ralph. Professional ethics training.Association of Graduates Magazine (USAFA)7:13+, Winter1919.
Cheating at the Academy. Christian ScienceMonitor 12:1, 27 -January 1965.
Cheating scandal prompted changes. ColoradoSprings Sun 4:1, 19 December 1984.
Cheating, thefts bring probe of AF Academy. RockyMountain News p.32, 17 March 1985.
Claiborne, William. 'Hypocrisy' at West Point;stealing, cheating by cadets calledcommonplace. Washington Post p. Al+, 19 May1976.
• Soul-searching at Military Academy.Washington Post p. 1+, 22 May 1976.
Clelland, Don. The honor code of the Air ForceAcademy. Airman 6:26-29, April 1962.
Cobler, Chris. Guilty cadets suspended, willgraduate in '85. Gazette Telegrah IA:4+, 26June 1984.
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Code 'toleration' rule debated. Air Force Times45:4, 28 January 1985.
College honor codes thriving despite challenges.
New York Times 43:1, 25 December 1983.
Colonel's stand. Newsweek 38:80+, 20 August 1951.
Committee investigating cheating to study Academyhonor system. Air Force Times 25:9, 10February 1965.
Connally, Sam. The honor investigation -implications. Association of GraduatesMagazine (USAFA) 2:10+, Winter 1972.
_ Vindication of the code. Talon 17:23-25,February 1972.
Daly, Jeff. Top cadets defend AFA's honor code.Colorado Springs Sun p. 18, 30 May 1984.
Does the honor code make super-soldiers or sneaks?Senior Scholastic 109:19, 9 September 1976.
Downing, Francis. Tragedy at West Point.Commonweal 54:476-7, 24 August 1951.
Dumas, Jeffrey M. The concept of honor at USAFAand USNA. Talon 20:6-9, May 1975.(Reprinted -n Association of GraduatesMagazine 4:5-7, Summer 1975.)
Duty, honor (editorial). Air Force Times 49:19, 4February 1985.
Eaker, Ira C. A vote for the honor codes. AirForce Times 36:13-14, 5 July 1976.
Farris, Jack K. Integrity at the Air ForceAcademy: the key ingredient. TIG Brief30:11-12, 20 October 1978.
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Fer, John. The cadet professional ethics system.Association of Graduates Magazine (USAFA)7:12-13, Fall 1978.
__ Whither the code? Talon 24:3-4, June
1979.
Feron, James. Academy codes termed illegal. NewYork Times 31:1, 16 December 1973.
Feron, James. Army Secretary says he'sconsidering review of West Point's honorsystem. New York Times 40:1, 3 June 1976.
___ West Point cadets, by close vote, barflexible honor-code penalty. New York Times1:4+, 11 December 1976.
___ West Point class of '80 backs honor code.New York Times 33:2, 8 July 1976.
* West Point given code assurance. New YorkTimes 8:1, 1 July 1976.
____. West Point study of testing begun. NewYork Times 1:4+, 22 June 1976.
__ West Point's code called too rigid. NewYork Times 12:3, 23 June 1976.
Foster, Dick. AFA set to install revised honorsystem. Rocky Mountain News 32:1, 19 December1984.
Fraker, Susan. The Army: a point of honor.Newsweek 29:24 May 1976.
Frankel, Max. Gains reported at Air Academy. NewYork Times 28:1, 6 December 1966.
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Garber, Gares, Jr. . nor tolerate among us.Association of Graduates Magazine
(USAFA) 4:4-5, Spring 1974.
Garber, Jerry. In defense of the code.Checkpoints 8:15-16, Fall 1979.
Gates, Ed. Academy cheating raises questions.Air Force Times 32:13, 23 February 1972.
Gatlin, Jesse C. Cheating story appalls reader.(Letter) Colorado Springs Sun 18:2, 2 June1984.
Gibney, Jim. Academy committee to review honorcode. Denver Post 8A:4, 27 June 1984.
._ Changes in code to begin. Denver Postp.8A, 19 December 1984.
Scandal may bring AFA review. Denver Postp. 5C, 22 April 1984.
28 involved in AFA cheating probe.(Interview with Secretary of the Air Force,Verne Orr.) Denver Post 8A:l, 13 April 1984.
Ginovsky, John. Academy overhauls cadet honorsystem. Air Force Times 45:1+, 28 January1985.
._ Cheating violations led to honor code'sreview. Air Force Times 45:7, 4 February1985.
Glab, John E. Honor at West Point. (Letter) NewYork Times 26:5, 13 September 1976.
Griffiths, Chris. Honor system recognizes theeconomics of cheating. (Editorial) GazetteTelegraph p. Fl, 29 April 1984.
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Grave days at West Point. New York Times Magazine8-9, 12 August 1951.
Greene, R. L. 'Indispensable' honor code.(Letter) New York Times IV, 16:3, 6 June1976.
Greenhouse, Linda. Cheating scandal growing atPoint. New York Times 13:1, 29 April 1973.
. 5 accused West Point cadets contestAcademy panel's honor-code procedures asunconstitutional. New York Times 25:1+, 27May 1973.
. Honor code suit by cadets dismissed. NewYork Times 11:3, 16 June 1973.
.___ U.S. defends honor panel at West Point insuit here. New York Times 43:7, 8 June 1973.
Hagan, Timothy S. and Curtis L. Cook. Honor andethics. Association of Graduates Magazine(USAFA) 6:8-9, Spring 1977.
Hamlin, Geoffrey and Charles M. Koliner. Militaryjustice. (Letter) New York Times lV, 10:3,30 December 1973.
Hamlin, Jeff. What we have here is a failure tocommunicate. Talon 14:5+, December 1968.
Hardman, Charles M. The honor investigation: aview from the cadet wing. Association ofGraduates Magazine (USAFA) 2:11, Winter 1972.
Hearings on honor code: inflexible system heldroot of problem. Air Force Times 36:50, 5July 1976.
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Heise, J. A. Why the cadets cheat. Nation204:622-6, 15 May 1967; Discussion 205:2+, 3July 1967.
Heise, J. Arthur. Farewell to duty, honor,country: a special report on the U.S. AirForce Academy. Humanist pp. 20-27,September/Octobe TT7TT
Honor and honor codes. (Editorial) Wall StreetJournal 18:1, 8 June 1976.
honor bound to what? Air Force Academy code ofhonor. New Republic 152:9-10, 13 February1965; discussion 152:26-27, 13 March 1965;152:28-29, 3 April 1965.
Honor code breach strikes 90 cadets. Army, NavyJournal 88:1413+, 11 August 1951.
Honor code briefings help inform community. FalconFlyer 3:1, 1 February 1985.
Honor code could be liberalized (West Point).Gazette Telegraph p. 8A, 30 June 1976.
Honor code rededication. Checkpoints 12:13, Fall1983.
Honor code review proper. (Editorial) ColoradoSprings Sun! 10:1, 2 July 1984.
Honor code revision announced. Falcon Flyer 3:1,21 December 1984.
Honor code to stand at Academy. Air Force Times25:10, 3 February 1965.
The Honor Committee of the Academy. United StatesMilitary Academy honor system. HigherEducation 6:117-8, 15 January 1950.
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The honor system at West Pc-int. QuartermasterReview 34:19+, May-June 1955.
Honor system plays important part in life ofcadets. Air Force Times 19:13, 10 January1959.
Hornaday, Mary. Cheating: honor underlined.Christian Science Monitor 3:1, 28 January1965.
Hornberger, Michael. AF modifies cadet code.Journal of the Armed Forces 103:1+, 20November 1965.
King, Edith W. and Stewart Bachtelle. The cadethonor code incident implications for highereducation. Teachers College Record70:453-57, February 1969.
The leading edge: duty, honor, USAFA. Talon 27:22March 1982.
Leavitt, William. The White Committee Report onthe Air Force Academy: constructivecriticism. Air Force and Space Digest 48:6,June 1965.
Letter to the editor (on the honor code). Talon17:8+, December 1971.
Leviero, Anthony. Honor code binds cadets forlife; officers see it upheld in scandal. NewYork Times 5:2, 4 August 1951.
Loosbrock, John F. To 'rat' or not to 'rat.'(Editorial) Air Force and Space Digest 48:6,March 1965.
McCombs, Phil. The painful death of a West Pointmyth. Washington Post p. Al+, 21 December1976.
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McCombs, Phil. The predominant mood: one of vaguemoral questioning (West Point). WashingtonPost p. A3, 24 December 1976.
____ Scandal raises questions about rigid HonorCode (West Point). Washington Post p. A8, 22December 1976.
____ West Point needs change, Secretary of Armyagrees. Washington Post p. A4:1, 16 December1976.
McMillin, Sue. AFA cadets vote on changes to honorcode. Gazette Telegraph B1:l, 11 December1984.
____ Academy honor code 'works well.' GazetteTelegraph 1+, 21 April 1984.
___*Academy 'unrest' has disappeared, boardconcludes. Gazette Telegraph B3:1, 17 March1985.
____ Cadet honor code called 'heart and soul'of academy. Gazette Telegraph B7:1, 13 May1984.
____ Honor system revised. Gazette Telegraph1+:l, 19 December 1984.
____ Matter of honor (interview with Gen.Scott). Gazette Telegraph p. BI, 19 April1984.
_____ Most cadets call revamped honor systemfair. Gazette Telegraph BI:l, 20 December1984.
___*Programs heighten honor among Air Forcecadets. Gazette Telegraph p. B5, 13 April1983.
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McMillin, Sue. Simple code tests honor of cadets.Gazette Telegraph p. C3, 12 December 1982.
McNarney, Joseph T. The cadet honor code.(Speech) Association of Graduates Magazine(UJSAFA) 2:11-12, December 1972.
Maeroff, Gene I. Cheating at West Point; strictban at the Academies contrasts with tacittolerance at other colleges. New York Times45:5, 13 April 1976.
__ Pentagon rejects idea service academiestoo harsh. Colorado Springs Sun 7:1, 15April 1976.
Many changes urged for Academy put into effect.Air Force Times 26:10, 24 November 1965.
Military academy softening 'starch.' GazetteTelegraph p. 5A, 6 September 1977.
Milton, T. R. The Academy honor system. AirForce Magazine 59:86, July 1976.
___ The breakdown of the honor system at WestPoint. Colorado Springs Sun 23:2, 23 May1976.
Moore, Robert. Panel studying AFA discipline.Colorado Springs Sun 1:1+, 16 March 1985.
Moorman, Thomas S. Basic philosophical conceptsof the United States Air Force Academy. AirUniversity Review 20:2-10, November-December1968.
Naval Academy expels 7 for cheating. New YorkTimes 1:5+, 10 July 1974.
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Navarro, Joe. AFA honor code softened. GazetteTelegraph p. 5B, 4 June 1980.
Nesemejer, Gregg, III. Cadet wing takes honorcode seriously. Rocky Mountain News p. 41,18 September 1979.
New code strengthens AFA (editorial). ColoradoSprings Sun 14:1, 26 December 1984.
Newcomer, Kris. AFA studies honor code; guiltycadets get 2nd chance. Colorado Springs Sun1:3+, 26 June 1984.
___ Board reports support for honor code.Colorado Springs Sun p. 3, 13 May 1984.
.__ Honor code: AFA cadets expected to learnit, live it. Colorado Springs Sun p. 3, 21April 1984.
"Nor tolerate among us. . "Falconews p. 8, 3May 1974.
Panel to study honor codes urged. Air Force Times36:8, 19 July 1976.
Parrish, Molly R. Board of Visitors hears defenseof honor code. Gazette Telegraph p. 8A, 24July 1976.
Parsons, Cynthia. Honor code hailed. ChristianScience Monitor 1:1, 27 January 1965.
Parsons, James H. Enforcing regulations withhonor. U.S. Air Force Academy Journal forProfessional Military Ethics 3:21-36, August1982.
Powell, Jody. Homecoming. Washington Post 19:1,6 October 1984.
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Raymond, Jack. Air Academy study upholds honorcode. New York Times 1:2, 7 May 1965.
Rose, Michael T. and Donald A. Peppers. Air Forceintegrity. (Editorial) New York Times 39:5,20 June 1974.
Safire, William. Code needs reaffirmation.Colorado Springs Sun 5:2, 1 June 1976.
_ Duty, honor, country. (Editorial) NewYork Times 15:4, 31 May 1976.
Save the honor system. Christian Science Monitor12:1, 15 February 1965.
Scheuer, James H. West Point: 'archaic' honorcode. (Letter) New York Times 14:3, 6September 1976.
Settles, Ben H. 'Modify cadet honor code.' AirForce Times 27:30, 10 May 1967.
17 AFA cadets suspended for year in cheating.Denver Post 8A:5, 26 June 1984.
Shaffer, Helen B. Cheating in school. EditorialResearch Reports pp. 343-58, 11 May 1966.
Simborski, Rosanne. AFA critic: hundreds givenamnesty. Colorado Springs Sun 17:1, 16 March1985.
• AFA officials like new honor code.Colorado Springs Sun 20:1, 8 February 1985.
._ AFA revises honor code. Colorado SpringsSun p.l+, 19 December 1984.
Goldwater: Academy critic has a 'fetish.'Colorado Springs Sun 3:1, 17 March 1985.
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Simborski, Rosanne. Honor code: Academy'srevision a 'better system.' Colorado SpringsSun 58:1, 20 December 1984.
__*Official says honor code is healthier thanever. Colorado Springs Sun 3:1, 17 March1985.
___*Revisions have improved morale, cadet says.Colorado Springs Sun 20:1, 8 February 1985.
*Special report: repairing a tarnished honorcode. Colorado Springs Sun pp. 30-31, 2September 1984.
Six Army cadets attacking 'code.' Air Force Times33:2, 20 June 1973.
Spaatz, C. West Point story. Newsweek 38:24, 20August 1951.
Spiller, Ben A. A point of view: a solution tothe honor scandal. Colorado Springs Sun p.4, 1 September 1976.
Stain on Annapolis. Outlook 110:548-9, 7 July1915.
Stevens, Phil. Some attitudes on honor code. AirForce Times 36:14, 19 July 1976.
Stillman, Robert M. Honor code must be a way oflife. Talon 17:16-17, March 1972.
Taylor, Maxwell D. why the honor code? Army27:7-8, March 1977.
Thayer, Frederick C. Out of step at the Point.(Editorial) New York Times 39:2, 16 June1976.
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Those awful honor codes. (Editorial)Indianapolis Star 26 January 1974, asreprinted in Talon 19:2, February 1974.
Trefry, Richard G. Interview. Field ArtilleryJournal 45:22-23, May-June 1977.
2,328 cadets start studies tomorrow; upper classesend maneuvers - plebes get long drilling onWest Point honor code. New York Times 14:3,1 September 1952.
USAFA report sets future course; Congress plansnew Academy study. Journal of the ArmedForces 102:17+, 15 May 1965.
USAF Academy report affirms honor code.(Editorial) Journal of the Armed Forces102:11, 15 May 1965.
U'Ren, Richard C. West Point: cadets, codes andcareers. Society 12:23-9+, May 1975.
Uses of integrity. (Editorial) Life 31:24, 13August 1951.
Wakin: code instills vital military principles.Air Force Times 45:7+, 4 February 1985.
Waller, Bill. The reinterpretation of the cadethonor code. Talon 14:4+, December 1968.
West Point cadets vote to reform honor system.Gazette Telegraph p. 4A, 10 November 1976.
West Point reaffirms honor code. Colorado SpringsSun p. 16, 11 December 1976.
West Point's dilemma. (Editorial) New York Times34:2, 1 June 1976.
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Western, Ken. Panel eyes AFA honor code.Colorado Springs Sun 1:1+, 27 June 1984.
What price honor? Time 107:18-30, 7 June 1976.
Wicker, Tom. The mess at West Point. (Editorial)New York Times 13:6, 5 September 1976.
Zienlinski, Chap. The indispensable safeguard ofthe Cadet Honor Code. Talon 2:12, December1956.
GOVERNMENT PUBLICATIONS
Ahearn, David C. The recent violations of thehonor code at West Point - a statement fromthe Corps of Cadets. Congressional Record98:A1199, 27 February 1952. (X.82/2:98/pt.8)
Bartlett, Dewey. A crisis of honor.Congressional Record 122:31459-60, 21September 1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.24)
_ . The honor system controversy at WestPoint. Congressional Record 122:28344-5, 30August 1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.22)
h businessman's honor code. Congressional Record118:6073-4, 29 February 1972.(X.92/2:118/pt.5)
Cadet speaks. Congressional Record 97:A5187, 16August 1951. (X.82/l:97/pt.14)
Cain, Harry P. The honor system at West Point.Congressional Record 97:10007-8, 15 August1951. (X.82/1:97/pt.8)
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Callaway, Howard H. The cheating scandals at theAir Force Academy. Congressional Record111:2056-7, 4 February 1965.(X.89/l:lll/pt.2)
Clarke, Bruce C. The cadet code of honor.Congressional Record 119:33848-9, 12 October1973. (X.93/l:119/pt.26)
Downey, Thomas. Report of Honorable Thomas J.Downey on the extent of cheating at the U.S.Military Academy. Congressional Record122:16670-1, 4 June 1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.14)
Eisenhower, John S. D. West Point's honor systemis as broad as a man's life. CongressionalRecord 97:A5084, 13 August 1951.(X.82/l:97/pt.14)
Feron, James. Military codes termed illegal -study declares all five U.S. service schoolsviolate cadets' legal rights. CongressionalRecord 119:43401, 22 December 1973.(X.93/l:119/pt.33)
Geyer, Georgie Ann. Cheating at West Point: is ittoo late for a new moral code? CongressionalRecord 123:2043, 24 January 1977.(Mc-fiche X.95/1:123/pt.2)
Goldwater, Barry. The honor code at West Point.Congressional Record 122:15205-6, 24 May1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.12)
Hoffman, Martin R. A graduation address at WestPoint. Congressional Record 122:16699-16700,4 June 1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.14)
Moorman, Thomas S. Report to the Chief of StaffUSAF. USAF Academy, CO, 1967. (Spec Coll)
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Nunn, Samuel. The West Point cheating scandal.Congressional Record 122:28099-28100, 27August 1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.22)
Public Affairs, U.S. Air Force Academy. Honor codeadministration returned to cadet wing. UnitedStates Air Force News Release #233, 18December 1984.
Rivers, L. Mendel. Air Force Academy report.Congressional Record 111:10072, 10 May 1965.(X.89/l:lll/pt.7)
Safire, William. Duty, honor, country.Congressional Record 122:16416-7, 3 June1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.13)
Stennis, John. The West Point honor system.Congressional Record 122:27031, 23 August1976. (X.94/2:122/pt.21)
Stratton, Samuel. Athletic professionalism, theAir Force Academy cheating scandal, and theWhite Committee report. Congressional Record111:10477-84, 13 May 1965. (X.89/l:lll/pt.8)
Talcott, Burt L. Let's reserve judgmentsregarding Air Force Academy honor codeviolations. Congressional Record 111:1978, 3February 1965. (X.89/l:lll/pt.2)
U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services.Hearings on the United States MilitaryAcademy honor code. Hearings before theSubcommittee on Military Personnel, 94thCong., 2nd Sess. Washington, DC: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1977. (Y4.Ar5/2a:977-78/3)
U.S. Congress. House. Committee on Armed Services.Military Personnel Subcommittee. Serviceacademies' honor code. 95th Cong., ist and2nd Sess. Washington, DC: U.S. Gov't. Print.Off., 1977. (Y4.Ar5/2a:977-78/79)
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U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on ArmedServices. Subcommittee on Manpower andPersonnel. Honor codes at the serviceacademies; hearings. 94th Cong., 2nd Sess.Washington, DC: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off.,1976. (Y4.Ar5/3:Acl/3)
U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on ArmedServices. Subcommittee on Manpower andPersonnel. Honor codes at the serviceacademies, part 2. 94th Cong., 2nd Sess.Washington DC: U.S. Gov't. Print. Off., 1976.(Y4.Ar5/3:Acl/3/pt.2)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Air Force Academy. Honorcode reference handbook of the Air ForceCadet Wing. USAF Academy, CO: U.S. Gov't.Print. Off., 1982. (Spec Coll)
U.S. Dept. of Defense. Dept. of the Air Force.Comments of the Secretary of the Air Forceand the Secretary of Defense to therecommendations of the 1965 Board of Visitorsto the United States Air Force Academy.Washington, DC: Dept. of the Air Force, 1965.(Spec Coll)
Van Deusen, George L. Honor code violations atWest Point. Congressional Record 97:12815-6,8 October 1951. (X.82/1:97/pt.10)
REPORT LITERATURE
Ethics and the military profession. West Point,NY: U.S. Military Academy, 1982. (AD A114677)
Hosmer, Clark L. Does measurement hurt or help asacrosanct system? San Antonio, TX: AnnualConference of the Military TestingAssociation, 1982. (Microfiche AD A126 554)
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