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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... chief of staff , became acting chief . Bliss was an excellent man in many ways , widely knowledgeable in military history and theory , a linguist with literary inclinations , destined to become a talented military diplomat ; but he too ...
... chief of staff , became acting chief . Bliss was an excellent man in many ways , widely knowledgeable in military history and theory , a linguist with literary inclinations , destined to become a talented military diplomat ; but he too ...
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... Staff held direct control of everything the Army did in the air . On the second date Major General H. H. Arnold moved up from the office of chief of the Air Corps into the new post of acting deputy chief of staff for air ; this was a ...
... Staff held direct control of everything the Army did in the air . On the second date Major General H. H. Arnold moved up from the office of chief of the Air Corps into the new post of acting deputy chief of staff for air ; this was a ...
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... chief of staff , military operations , re- ceived the chief signal officer as one of his subordinates . The deputy chief of staff , logistics , inherited the traditional engineer , support services , and transportation headquarters ...
... chief of staff , military operations , re- ceived the chief signal officer as one of his subordinates . The deputy chief of staff , logistics , inherited the traditional engineer , support services , and transportation headquarters ...
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