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You know, and I do talk about that at the end of the movie, like the two of the Marines who were on trial like the younger one is sort of

confused because they're convicted right he's like I don't I don't understand what

happened and the older Marines that's to him were Marines.

It was our job to protect the innocent,

to protect the weak.

And we failed to do that, right?

That's the closing moment of the film, right?

That's the, you know, that's a clincher of the film and so then you

read that back on Nicholson's character. you the stories from behind the front lines.

Here are your hosts. Hello, welcome to War College. I'm your host Matthew Galt. With us today is Pauline Corin.

Corinne is the Stockdale Chair of Professional Military Ethics at the U.S. Naval War College

and the author of the new book on Obedience contrasting

philosophies for the military citizenry and community. Thank you so much for

joining us. Thank you for having me. All right so we do want to say up at the top

that the views and opinions you express here are your own

and do not reflect official policy or opinion

of the US Naval War College.

That is the truth. So that said, how does it feel to have a book out that's got a

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