Presidential Addresses and State Papers of Theodore Roosevelt ...: With Portrait Frontispiece ...P.F. Collier & son, 1905 |
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... officers and men in a poor ship could do nothing against fairly good opponents ; and , on the other hand , a modern war- ship is useless unless the officers and men aboard her have become adepts in their duties . The marks- manship in ...
... officers and men in a poor ship could do nothing against fairly good opponents ; and , on the other hand , a modern war- ship is useless unless the officers and men aboard her have become adepts in their duties . The marks- manship in ...
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... officers ; there are not enough to perform the regular army work . It is very im- portant that the officers of the Army should be ac- customed to handle their men in masses , as it is also important that the National Guard of the ...
... officers ; there are not enough to perform the regular army work . It is very im- portant that the officers of the Army should be ac- customed to handle their men in masses , as it is also important that the National Guard of the ...
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... officers should be kept even higher - which , as regards the upper ranks , can best be done by in- troducing some ... officers and warrant officers as well as to enlisted men . These justly prized medals are given in the Army alike to ...
... officers should be kept even higher - which , as regards the upper ranks , can best be done by in- troducing some ... officers and warrant officers as well as to enlisted men . These justly prized medals are given in the Army alike to ...
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