Section I. Overview : legacies and new challenges. What should we mean by "military ethics"? / with Henrik Syse -- Reflections on the Stockdale legacy -- The day the world changed? Reflections on 9/11 and U.S. national security strategy -- Section II. Civil-military relations. The revolt of the generals : a case study in professional ethics -- U.S. civil military relations since 9/11 : issues in ethics and policy development / with Mary Beth Ulrich -- Section III. Ethics education in the military. Teaching military ethics in the U.S. Air Force : challenges posed by service culture -- Professional military ethics across the career spectrum -- Thucydides as a resource for teaching ethics and leadership in military education environments -- Section IV. Religion in the U.S. military. Is just war spirituality possible? -- Christianity and weapons of mass destruction -- Evangelical Christianity in the U.S. military -- Diagnosing a loss of religious diversity in the U.S. military -- Whether (modern, American) soldiers, too, can be saved -- A force for (relative) good : an Augustinian perspective -- Section V. Ethical issues in war. Michael Walzer's concept of "supreme emergency" -- Asymmetric air war : ethical implications / with Mark Conversino -- Ethical dilemmas in the use of airpower in counterinsurgency war.