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Ethics, Alcohol and Army Values: A Discussion on Responsible Leadership
Fort Sill Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Manager Michael Weinstein sits down with Army Chaplain (MAJ) Joseph Lively, Ethics Instructor with 30th Air Defense Artillery Brigade at Fort Sill, to discuss the relationship between alcohol, ethics and Army values. The discussion explores the Army’s hi
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Fort Sill Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Manager Michael Weinstein sits down with Army Chaplain (MAJ) Joseph Lively, Ethics Instructor with 30th Air Defense Artillery Brigade at Fort Sill, to discuss the relationship between alcohol, ethics and Army values.
The discussion explores the Army’s historical challenges with alcohol misuse, the impact of driving under the influence (DUI) offenses on Soldiers’ careers and the responsibility of commanders and Army leaders to reinforce ethical decision-making. Weinstein and Lively highlight how integrity, personal accountability and the Army Values can guide Soldiers in making responsible choices both on and off duty.
Building a culture of ethical leadership starts with leaders who model Army Values, set clear expectations and empower Soldiers to make decisions that uphold the profession of arms.
U.S. Army video by Edward Muñiz, Fires Center of Excellence and Fort Sill Public Affairs
Attribution: Source: DVIDS Hub — U.S. Department of Defense public-affairs media
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