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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... administration . Adjutant General Ainsworth pressed the natural tendencies of this situation as hard as he could while still being quiet and unobtrusive . Direction and control tended to follow administration into the Ad- jutant ...
... administration . Adjutant General Ainsworth pressed the natural tendencies of this situation as hard as he could while still being quiet and unobtrusive . Direction and control tended to follow administration into the Ad- jutant ...
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... administration , that the Soviets might take advantage of American preoccupation with Korea to launch other military adventures elsewhere . Obviously such a mobilization of American manpower did not approach total mobilization or the ...
... administration , that the Soviets might take advantage of American preoccupation with Korea to launch other military adventures elsewhere . Obviously such a mobilization of American manpower did not approach total mobilization or the ...
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... administration.19 Opening a debate against the Joint Chiefs ' directives , he insisted that Chinese intervention required that the war now be carried to China itself . China must be attacked by air and by sea , and Chiang Kai - shek's ...
... administration.19 Opening a debate against the Joint Chiefs ' directives , he insisted that Chinese intervention required that the war now be carried to China itself . China must be attacked by air and by sea , and Chiang Kai - shek's ...
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