The Importance Of Accountability
Submitted by airborne20 on November 11, 2008
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The Importance Of Accountability
Accountability is the most important part of military survival. Whether it is personnel or equipment, accountability, or the lack thereof, could mean the difference of life or death. If either were to fall into the hands of the enemy, failure of the mission is almost inevitable. For instance, if a soldier were to become a prisoner of war, he or she may be tortured and manipulated to give up information on his team mates. Their personal information, location or even future plans of attack may be given up for the sake of the prisoners own life.
But the loss of personnel is only a fraction of the significance of accountability. The accountability of weapons and...
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