Cowardice

Cowardice remains a continuing challenge in military operations because of the ways in which undermines discipline and the execution of orders.

During World War I, the UK executed 300 soldiers who had been condemned as cowards.

1. Silence becomes cowardice when occasion demands speaking out the whole truth and acting accordingly. (Mahatma Gandhi)

    

1. During military operations, what appears as cowardice may however be the symptoms of shell shock.

1. Military dishonour
2. Fragility
3. Fear

1. Military desertion
2. Inadequate army discipline

1. Combat trauma

1. Uncertainty
2. Crimes related to military service obligations

1. Being a coward

1. Cowardice