FW: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Study: Soldiers of All Ranks Engage in 'Dishonesty and Deception'

 Date: Fri, 20 Feb 2015 08:49:17 -0500

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Subject: THE EARLY BRIEF -- Study: Soldiers of All Ranks Engage in 'Dishonesty and Deception'
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20 February 2015 Study: Soldiers of All Ranks Engage in 'Dishonesty and Deception' A recent U.S. Army War College study states "dishonesty and deception" among Army personnel is common, often encouraged to maintain a false sense of integrity. Read More More Stories at Military.com Guard Troops to Stay on Border, But Some Question Mission Leon Kent, Who Stopped Line of Tanks at Battle of Bulge, Dies at 99 Defense Rests in 'American Sniper' Murder Trial Turkey, US Sign Deal to Train, Arm Syrian Rebels Guard Recruiter Convicted in Armory Shooting That Hurt 3 Freedom's Sentinel Now Qualifying Operation for Afghan Campaign Medal US, Iraqi Forces Planning Spring Offensive to Repel ISIS from Mosul Marines Allow Operators to Choose Glocks over MARSOC .45s Russia Backs Ukraine Rebels and Steps Up Air Operations Over Europe Roth TSP Withholding Error Alters February Paychecks for 72K Troops Pentagon: Sequestration Would Again Reduce Annual Military Training New SecDef Says President Obama Needs Military's Help NBC's Brian Williams Resigns From Medal of Honor Foundation The Top 12 Military Movies in Oscar History DoD Plan Would 'Destroy' Commissaries, Say Industry Reps Tax Filing As a Military Spouse Free Advice to a Mars Spouse from a MilSpouse Military Movies at the 2015 Oscars From The Mailbag: Retiree Pay Issues See all Military News Headlines Today's Military Trivia What was the name of the woman who, during the Battle of Monmouth, became a legend when she took over her fallen husband's cannon post? Play Video of the Day Five Things You Don't Know About: AK-47s Watch Now | See More Videos

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