Jack E. Hoban & Bruce J. Gourlie

The Ethical Warrior

Jack E. Hoban is president of Resolution Group International, subject matter expert for Combatives and Warrior Ethics for the Marine Corps Martial Arts Program, and trains police officers in de-escalation skills.

Bruce J. Gourlie is a former U.S. Army infantry officer, a retired FBI Assistant Special Agent-in-Charge for Intelligence and currently the director of security in a large healthcare system.

Correspondence can be sent to both authors by emailing Hoban & Gourlie.

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The Ethical Warrior: Guiding principles and Humphrey's 'Warrior Creed'
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As a young Marine Captain, just off the drill field at the Recruit Depot in San Diego, I decided to earn my Master’s Degree at night. If you have read the article on the Hunting Story, you know tha...
The Ethical Warrior: Developing a cop's combat mindset
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One popular phrase says: “Be polite and professional, but have a plan to kill everyone you meet.” It may sound sensible to some and cool to others, but both perspectives may fail to examine what th...
The Ethical Warrior: Philosophy and why it is important
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We can help people become ethical by encouraging them to act more consistently in accordance with their moral values. That begs the question: “Why wouldn’t they act ethically in the first place?”
The Ethical Warrior: More than just the right ingredients
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Ethics, tactics, and techniques, when all are taught together in a martial arts training setting, can have a lasting positive impact on your troops
The Ethical Warrior: Leadership from the bottom up
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How do you adapt and implement the USMC “Ethical Warrior” concept when there is a lack of ethics at the top?
The Ethical Warrior: The hunting story
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Physical and ethical training used by USMC may help officers confront, survive, and live with the realities of modern law enforcement
The Ethical Warrior: A Marine Corps model for cops
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Physical and ethical training used by USMC may help officers confront, survive, and live with the realities of modern law enforcement