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UNITED STATES-MILITARY (10) answer(s).
 
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Come partly home, America / O'Hanlon Michael March-April 2001  Article
O'Hanlon Michael Article
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Publication March-April 2001.
Description 2-8
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ID:   054018


Competing visions for the US military / Guy, Laurent Fall 2004  Journal Article
Guy, Laurent Journal Article
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Publication Fall 2004.
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ID:   056625


Features and intenation of the current US global military realignment / Yi , Zhou   Journal Article
Yi , Zhou Journal Article
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ID:   018400


Keeping America'smilitary edge / Carter Ashton B Jan-Feb 2001  Article
Carter Ashton B Article
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Publication Jan-Feb 2001.
Description 90-105
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ID:   053521


Knowledge as Power: science, military dominance, and US securit / Paarlberg, Robert L Summer 2004  Journal Article
Paarlberg, Robert L Journal Article
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Publication Summer 2004.
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ID:   060769


Limits and temptations of America's conventional military prima / Record, Jeffrey 2005  Journal Article
Record, Jeffrey Journal Article
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Publication 2005.
Description p33-50
Summary/Abstract The United States today enjoys a measure of conventional military primacy unprecedented in world history. However, the obvious advantages of that primacy, including deterrence of conventional attack, must be weighed against its accumulating disadvantages. Primacy has accelerated enemy investment in asymmetric responses; renewed US interest in preventive war; and heightened Pentagon insensitivity to the difficulties of converting easy military victories into lasting political successes. Current US difficulties in Iraq are rooted in these unintended consequences of primacy. This is not an argument for abandoning primacy; rather, it is a call to appreciate its costs and risks as well as its benefits and opportunities.
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ID:   023278


Modest proposal: Privacy as a flawed rationale for the exclusion of gays and lesbians from the US military / Belkin Aaron et al Fall 2002  Article
Belkin Aaron et al Article
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Publication Fall 2002.
Description 178-197
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ID:   021321


Politicization of the United States military: Crisis or tempest in a teapot? / Holsti Oler Winter 2001-02  Article
Holsti Oler Article
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Publication Winter 2001-02.
Description 1-18
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ID:   060409


Struggle to transform the military / Boot, Max Mar-Apr 2005  Journal Article
Boot, Max Journal Article
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Publication Mar-Apr 2005.
Summary/Abstract The fighting in Iraq has exposed the limits of Donald Rumsfeld's transformation agenda. The U.S. military remains underprepared for dealing with guerrillas, and such unconventional threats will grow in coming years. The next stage of military transformation must focus on training large numbers of infantry for nation building and irregular warfare--and Washington must make that task a top priority.
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ID:   022716


US military and the evolving challenges in the Middle East / Cordesman Anthony H Summer 2002  Article
Cordesman Anthony H Article
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Publication Summer 2002.
Description 72-112
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