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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... Reserve , first authorized in 1912 and after its extremely slow start now grown to 4,767 men ; the Officers ' Reserve Corps , numbering about 2,000 ; the Enlisted Reserve Corps of technical specialists , numbering about 10,000 ; a ...
... Reserve , first authorized in 1912 and after its extremely slow start now grown to 4,767 men ; the Officers ' Reserve Corps , numbering about 2,000 ; the Enlisted Reserve Corps of technical specialists , numbering about 10,000 ; a ...
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... Reserve units with air defense missions . Until the growth of a third Army concentration in Vietnam in the middle 1960's , the principal Army forces overseas were the Seventh Army in Germany and the Eighth Army in Korea . The Seventh ...
... Reserve units with air defense missions . Until the growth of a third Army concentration in Vietnam in the middle 1960's , the principal Army forces overseas were the Seventh Army in Germany and the Eighth Army in Korea . The Seventh ...
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... reserve . If the National Guard and Army Reserves were to be worth their expense , surely they should be available to replenish the strategic reserve in this kind of situation ; to do so must logically be one of their major purposes ...
... reserve . If the National Guard and Army Reserves were to be worth their expense , surely they should be available to replenish the strategic reserve in this kind of situation ; to do so must logically be one of their major purposes ...
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THE FOUNDATIONS 16071794 | 1 |
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Otras 20 secciones no mostradas
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