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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... followed Forbes's old route across the mountains ; Lee's followed Braddock's . The moun- tains and the weather resisted the march , but nothing else did . Before the " Army of the Constitution , " the Whiskey Insurrection evapo- rated ...
... followed Forbes's old route across the mountains ; Lee's followed Braddock's . The moun- tains and the weather resisted the march , but nothing else did . Before the " Army of the Constitution , " the Whiskey Insurrection evapo- rated ...
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... followed as commanding general by Major General Nelson A. Miles . Miles neither followed Schofield's recognition of the constitutional realities nor gave the Secretaries of War much other reason to have confidence in him . A man who had ...
... followed as commanding general by Major General Nelson A. Miles . Miles neither followed Schofield's recognition of the constitutional realities nor gave the Secretaries of War much other reason to have confidence in him . A man who had ...
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... followed French improvements in 1884 ; but American artillerists were still using black powder in the War with Spain . American artillerists of 1898 had nothing comparable to the French 75 - mm . gun invented the year before . They had ...
... followed French improvements in 1884 ; but American artillerists were still using black powder in the War with Spain . American artillerists of 1898 had nothing comparable to the French 75 - mm . gun invented the year before . They had ...
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