Not all research supports the idea that army crimes of obedience are easier to understand in terms of a clear power hierarchy where punishment occurs if orders aren't followed
An alternative explanation to situational obedience, where people with an authoritarian personality and strict upbringing are more likely to see their place in a structure and be obedient to authority
Kilham and Mann found only 16% of Australian women were fully obedient in a Milgram-type study, whereas Mantell found 85% obedience in Germans, suggesting cultural differences in attitudes towards obedience to authority