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How prolonged confinement conditioning induces learned helplessness, and the small micro-actions that break the cycle.

This post examines the weighty considerations of justice and law that inform commanders, referencing historical treaties on warfare ethics.

This post delves into how moral sustenance is as crucial as physical supplies for enduring battles, with insights from Epictetus on character management under fire.

This article delves into Thomas Aquinas' timeless criteria for 'Just War', its application to today’s military doctrine, including FM 6-27 — emphasizing sovereign authority, just cause, right intention. Join us in understanding the moral compass of engaging force.

Marcus Aurelius’ stoic philosophy offers timeless wisdom on building an 'Inner Citadel' essential for modern commanders facing information-rich battlefields and high stress environments. This blog post delves into the application of Stoicism within military leadership, focusing on maintaining calmness amid chaos.