After reading Paul Yingling's article and the most recent New York Times "Challenging the Generals" it begs the question. What is the role and responsibility of the senior military leaders in the advice given to the executive branch of the government on whether or not the coutry should go to war? If the generals do speak up, and the president ignores theor advice, what should they do then - salute and follow orders, resign en masse or criticize the president publicly?

Chuck