lishing an American way of war than practitioners such as Grant or MacArthur.
Looking specifically at the U.S. Army, Linn argues that for two centuries the American defense debate has been shaped by three intellectual constructs of warfare.
lishing an American way of war than practitioners such as Grant or MacArthur.
Looking specifically at the U.S. Army, Linn argues that for two centuries the American defense debate has been shaped by three intellectual constructs of warfare.
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lishing an American way of war than practitioners such as Grant or MacArthur.
Looking specifically at the U.S. Army, Linn argues that for two centuries the American defense debate has been shaped by three intellectual constructs of warfare.
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