it got to the point in west germany where, junior officers and ncos said they go into the barracks unless they were armed. national, international incidents. it was a crisis and it got to the point where the chief staff of the army and the secretary the army said if racial violence and racial conflict in the army had gotten bad, that it threatened the possibility of fulfilling its mission of national defense and had to do something about it, which was not the story they expected to be telling. what did they do about it? uh, they tried pretty much anything they could think. i mean, it was. it was a problem that had been cropping up, so had been trying ad hoc decisions and ad hoc programs. the first thing they did was, the secretary of the army, stanley razor, out before the association of the us army, and he said, we can't be colorblind anymore because color blindness was the solution that the army had tried to take in getting past the race consciousness of segregation and. in many ways it was it was well-intended. they got rid of racial designations on forms they thought would somehow und

but all due respect to ncos this is an nco thinks he knows everything. so that means he's an nco, right? i mean that's that's just the way a lot of these guys and and he knows a lot but so for some reason he thinks that's going to wake up fuller so he sends to regimental hq a staff officer accepts little gift and and the last thing keenan hears before he's ushered out of headquarters is fuller discovering what has just gotten and saying who the sent this to me you know and and fuller being fuller so what he doesn't know. and what i think is so interesting fuller's just his word and. so he's agitating to coda coda is agitating to midleton middleton's agitating to hodges and then to bradley so like all up the line, everybody has this sense of foreboding from tune on up. so in that sense, the fact that the germans are going to attack is not really a it's the the size of it and the fury and, the intentions behind it. so what means for us by december 16th is that the 28 division is nowhere near prepared. this fuller has done the best he can to to get these gu

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create great american citizens and we take them from high school or college and whether they're officer nco or junior enlisted, every single one of them is dedicated to this country and they're never going to turn their back on the constitution show less text on that note, general millet. thank you for your service. thank you for being here today. appreciate it. oh, great. we're gonna head out this way.

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been like that would have been handled within the company, with the company commanders of authority or nco authority. it was after world war two that created a more objective ucmj. but the general idea was, if anything like that was going to be penalized or anything like that. it would be through court martial judge advocates, but there was no ucmj before that. what do you think about kind of the codification of the laws of war? like we talked about how earlier we have more like customs and expectations of war. we aaron mentioned it yesterday, i think a few of us have mentioned the lieber code, which is kind of a predecessor. the geneva convention is like the idea of that now. we actually have them written down and we expect people to prescribe these now recognized laws of war. so to me, i think that's a lesson learned, is realizing that you actually want it down on paper. so people are expected to read it, know it and then act accordingly. well, of course, you also have the joint committee on the conduct of the war, which remains sort of criminally understudied there are wonderful book by