| [PAMPHLET] A MINISTRY OF PRESENCE |
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| [PARAGRAPH] TOWARD AN AMERICAN MILITARY OFFICER CORPS MORE ADEQUATE TO THE NATION'S REQUIREMENTS |
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| [QUESTIONS] MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [PARAGRAPHS] ORGANSKI'S CONCEPT OF MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTE] OFFICER COL OR ABOVE |
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| [NOTE] ABE LINCOLN ON MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM; CONVERSATION AT WEST POINT |
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| [NOTE] HERMAN KAHN'S CONCEPT OF MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] FROM: DAN; TO: SIDNEY B. BERRY, JR.; REGARDING: "CHOICE" PAPER |
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| [NOTE] WE NEED TO EXPLOIT OUT ASSETS |
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| [MEMORANDUM] SOME CIVILIAN OPINIONS OF THE MILITARY |
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| [NOTE] ARMY PERSONNEL SITUATION AND POLITICS, RE: FUTURE ARMY |
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| [OUTLINE] WHAT KIND OF CAREER? |
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| [NOTE] MILITARY DOCTRINE |
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| [OUTLINE] SOVIET MILITARY DOCTRINE |
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| [NOTE] LOAS RECCE AND DESTRUCTION |
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| [NOTE] EDUCATION OF MILITARY PROFESSIONAL |
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| [NOTE] WHAT IS MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM? |
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| [ESSAY] ATTITUDE OVER THE LONG HAUL |
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| [NOTE] LEVEL III |
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| [NOTE] REFLECTIONS ON AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTE] MIL. PROF. DEVELOPS ON TWO LEVELS |
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| [NOTE] HERE IS THE PROBLEM |
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| [OUTLINE] THE MILITARY: TACTICIANS OR STRATEGISTS? |
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| [NOTE] LEVELS OF MIL. PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [DEFINITIONS] STRATEGY |
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| [NOTE] THERE ARE SEVERAL LEVELS |
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| [PARAGRAPHS] THE SOLDIER AND PUBLIC RELATIONS |
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| [PARAGRAPHS] POLITICAL SENSE AND UNDERSTANDING |
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| [NOTE] SOME SHORTCOMINGS OF AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTE] CHAPTER IV: UNITED STATES COUNTERINSURGENCY - PROSPECT OF SUCCESS |
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| [NOTE] SVN |
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| [OUTLINE] WHAT DOES THE MILITARY NEED TO DO TO INCREASE ITS EFFECTIVENESS IN FULFILLING IT'S ROLE IN AMERICAN SOCIETY? |
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| [NOTE] COMMAND TECHNIQUES |
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| [NOTE] TENSION |
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| [NOTES] 1. SOLDIER - STATESMAN; 2. PENTAGON DUTY |
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| [NOTES] SOME QUESTIONS TO PONDER |
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| [LIST] TENSIONS WITHIN THE AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSION |
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| [OUTLINE] MILITARY PROFESSIONALS |
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| [OUTLINE] CRISIS OF IDENTITY |
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| [NOTES] AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTE] THE COUNTRY NEEDS FIGHTERS AMONG ITS MIL PROS. |
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| [NOTE] AMER. MIL. PROS MUST |
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| [NOTE] MOST OF ALL THE MILITARY NEEDS TO BE� |
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| [OUTLINE] SOME VERITIES OF AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTE] WHERE IS THE REAL ARMY? |
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| [NOTE] THE ESSENCE OF MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [NOTECARD] MISSION OF THE US ARMY; TITLE 10, US CODE 3062 |
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| [PAMPHLET] THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE; THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA |
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| [NOTE] SELF DENYING ORDINANCE |
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| [NOTE] PROFESSIONAL SOLDIERS ARE INSTILLED WITH THE BELIEF IT IS THEIR DUTY TO PROTECT THEIR NATION FROM ALL ASSAULTS, BOTH EXTERNAL AND INTERNAL. |
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| [NOTE] US MILITARY IN PERSPECTIVE |
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| [NOTE] THE AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONAL HAS A GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY |
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| [NOTE] THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IS NATIONAL SECURITY |
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| [NOTE] THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IS TO EXECUTE NATIONAL POLICY |
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| [NOTE] PREFACE TO "EXECUTION OF THE JCS SINGLE INTEGRATED OPERATIONAL PLAN." |
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| [NOTE] MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM: THE PUEBLO |
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| [QUOTE] TO MAJOR GENERAL MCCLELLAN: "I HAVE READ YOUR DISPATCH ABOUT SORE TONGUED AND FATIGUED HORSES. WILL YOU PARDON ME FOR ASKING WHAT THE HORSES OF YOUR ARMY HAVE DONE SINCE THE BATTLE OF ANTIETAM THAT FATIGUES ANYTHING? |
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| [QUOTE] "DEMOCRACY IS THE WORST FORM OF GOVERNMENT EVER DEVISED BY MAN - EXCEPT FOR ALL THE OTHERS." |
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| [QUOTE] "THE CREDIT BELONGS TO THE MAN WHO IS ACTUALLY IN THE ARENA, HIS FACE MARRED BY DUST AND SWEAT AND BLOOD, WHO SPENDS HIMSELF IN A WORTHY CAUSE. THIS PLACE WILL NEVER BE OCCUPIED BY THE COLD, CONTENTED SOULS WHO KNOW NEITHER VICTORY NOR DEFEAT." |
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| [QUOTE] "THE PLACE FOR A MAN WHO IS COMPLETE IN ALL HIS POWERS IS IN THE FIGHT�." |
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| [NOTE] DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SOLDIER AND CIVILIAN |
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| [PARAGRAPH] IN THE CURRENT ORGANIZATION OF THE DEFENSE DEPARTMENT IS IA AT OSD� |
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| [NOTE] MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM: THE NATIONAL VIEW |
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| [NOTE] THE MILITARY WILL NEVER HAVE A UNIFIED CHOICE OR VIEW ON CORRECT MILITARY DOCTRINE OR STRATEGY. |
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| [NOTE] INTANGIBLES + THE SOLDIER |
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| [NOTE] CAN WARS BE WON |
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| [OUTLINE] HOW CAN THE MILITARY PROFESSIONAL EARN RESPECT AND A HEARING? |
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| [NOTE] SOME CHANGING FACTORS OR FACTORS OF CHANGE |
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| [NOTE] NEW REQUIREMENTS OF THE AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSION |
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| [NOTE] FUTURE OF MILITARY PROFESSION |
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| [NOTE] WHAT KIND OF OFFICER IS NEEDED? |
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| [NOTE] THE MILITARY MAN BROADENS HIS PERSPECTIVE AND UNDERSTANDING� |
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| [NOTE] MIL. PROFESSIONAL OF TODAY + THE FUTURE |
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| [NOTE] IMPORTANCE OF HUMAN LIFE TO US ARMED FORCES |
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| [NOTES] MILITARY PROFESSIONAL: NATIONAL DEFENSE + SECURITY |
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| [NOTES] MASTER OF PROFESSION BORN OF HARD WORK AND DEDICATION |
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| [NOTES] WHAT IS ARMY DOING TO LOOK AHEAD AT MANPOWER |
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| [NOTES] THE NEW MILITARY: CHANGING PATTERNS OF MILITARY ORGANIZATION |
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| [NOTES] WHO DOES THE MILITARY SERVE? |
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| [NOTE] MILITARY AS A PART OF AMERICAN SOCIETY |
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| [NOTE] THE NARROW ROLE OF THE MILITARY |
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| [ESSAY] THE ROLE OF THE MILITARY IN AMERICAN SOCIETY |
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| [NOTE] THE MILITARY IN AMERICAN SOCIETY |
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| [QUOTE] "COMMANDERS SHOULD BE COUNSELED CHIEFLY BY PERSONS OF KNOWN TALENT, BY THOSE WHO HAVE MADE THE ART OF WAR THEIR PARTICULAR STUDY�" |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] FROM: H.G. RICKOVER; TO: SECRETARY ROBERT S. MCNAMARA; REGARDING: USS ANDREW JACKSON |
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| [ORDERS] SPECIAL ORDERS TO NO. 1 SECTION |
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| [REPORT] AMERICAN CASUALTIES |
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| [NOTE] PERSONAL RESPONSIBILITY |
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| [NOTE] WHY DON'T MILITARY WRITE MORE ON STRATEGY, MILITARY POLICY, CIVIL MILITARY RELATIONS |
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| [NOTES] DEFINING AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONALISM |
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| [OUTLINE] AC CONF, 07 0815 AUG 68 |
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| [MEMORANDUM] RANDOM NOTES -- PRESENTATION ON MANAGEMENT |
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| [DRAFT] AC'S CONFERENCE, 7 AUGUST [1 OF 2] |
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| [DRAFT] AC'S CONFERENCE, 7 AUGUST [2 OF 2] |
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| [NOTE] JOKES |
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| [SPEECH] A DRUNK WAS SEATED IN A BAR WHEN A LADY ENTERED THE ESTABLISHMENT WITH A DUCK UNDER HER ARM� |
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| [PROGRAM] FIFTIETH ANNUAL DINNER, OFFICERS OF THE FIRST DIVISION |
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| [CORRESPONDENCE] FROM: MR. JOHN L. AMES, JR.; TO: BRIGADIER GENERAL SIDNEY B. BERRY, JR.; REGARDING: DRAFT OF THE PROGRAM |
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| [OUTLINE] AIDE MEMOIRE |
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| [PAMPHLET] FIFTIETH ANNUAL DINNER [1 OF 2] |
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| [PAMPHLET] FIFTIETH ANNUAL DINNER [2 OF 2] |
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