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Jack London, Chairman, CACI International

As the military's nuclear force suffers from a widespread cheating scandal, leaders promise to crack down on ethics. Not just for the rank-and-file but also for...

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April 2, 2014 4:12 pm

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As the military’s nuclear force suffers from a widespread cheating scandal, leaders promise to crack down on ethics. Not just for the rank-and-file but also for their commanders. CACI International Chairman Jack London has written a new book, “Character: The Ultimate Success Factor.” In it, he reflects on the ethics lessons his company learned from being implicated in one of the biggest scandals of the Iraq War.

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