I propose, in the present article, to subject the strategic position of the United States to the techniques of analysis I have learned and practiced in the course of a long and, I hope, useful military career.
I make the following assumptions:
by Charles A. Willoughby
The folly of Western political and military policy, says Major General Willoughby, has enabled the USSR to overtake—and possibly to checkmate—the West’s military potential
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I propose, in the present article, to subject the strategic position of the United States to the techniques of analysis I have learned and practiced in the course of a long and, I hope, useful military career.
I make the following assumptions:
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I propose, in the present article, to subject the strategic position of the United States to the techniques of analysis I have learned and practiced in the course of a long and, I hope, useful military career.
I make the following assumptions:
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