History of the United States ArmyMacmillan, 1967 - 688 páginas "This is a history not of battles and campaigns but of the Army as an institution maintained by the nation to fight its battle and campaigns, or to deter a need to fight them"--Preface. |
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... regular establishment of 1815 can be attributed both to the nationalism of ... Army more nearly to Old Republican dimensions . Displeasure among some ... Army was no more excessive now than the Jeffersonian 3,000 or so of 1802 had been.33 ...
... regular establishment of 1815 can be attributed both to the nationalism of ... Army more nearly to Old Republican dimensions . Displeasure among some ... Army was no more excessive now than the Jeffersonian 3,000 or so of 1802 had been.33 ...
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... Army were in its junior officers , especially the West Pointers , and its enlisted men . They not only made the Regular Army which opened the war a formidable force for its size ; they also demonstrated again what Scott had shown when ...
... Army were in its junior officers , especially the West Pointers , and its enlisted men . They not only made the Regular Army which opened the war a formidable force for its size ; they also demonstrated again what Scott had shown when ...
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... Army legislation passed by Congress that year was an act of February 28 , to maintain a stopgap by authoriz- ing resumption of enlistments in the Regular Army under the Na- tional Defense Act of 1916. * Congress nearly despaired of ...
... Army legislation passed by Congress that year was an act of February 28 , to maintain a stopgap by authoriz- ing resumption of enlistments in the Regular Army under the Na- tional Defense Act of 1916. * Congress nearly despaired of ...
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