The United States can no longer indulge in such a dereliction of duty, or tolerate, to say nothing of encourage, it in others.

CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: From Londonistan to Palestan

McMasters' well-known book, Dereliction of Duty, which came out in the '90s, and all of today's Army generals will have read - or are supposed to read - and that's a book that is very critical of the Vietnam-era generals for allowing the country to slip into the Vietnam War without speaking out.

NPR: Playing the Blame Game on Iraq

In the face of poor judgment and dereliction of duty by BC, and a failure of moral and professional obligation on the part of the mainstream press that rarely hesitates to wrap itself in the mantle of the First Amendment, as well as other colleges and universities that have sat idly by, Moloney and McIntrye have been left with few legal options .

FORBES: Belfast Project Case Shows the Need for First Amendment Consistency

An investigation in 2005 determined that human remains were misrouted, a mistake that constituted a "dereliction of duty, " the report said.

WSJ: Dover Military Mortuary Sent Some 9/11 Remains to Landfill