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The role of the military professional in U.S. foreign policy

Title: The role of the military professional in U.S. foreign policy [by] Donald F. Bletz.
Author: Bletz, Donald F., |d 1925-
Publication: New York, Praeger Publisher [©1972]

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Description

xiv, 320 pages; 25 cm.

Series Statement

Praeger special studies in U.S. economic, social, and political issues

Uniform Title

Praeger special studies in U.S. economic, social, and political issues

Subject

Bibliography (note)

Includes bibliographical references.

Contents

Ch. 1: INTRODUCTION -- Ch. 2: HISTORICAL BACKGROUND; Pre-Twentieth Century, Early Twentieth Century, World War II, The Diplomat in Uniform -- Ch. 3: THE COLD WAR, The Truman Administration, The Eisenhower Administration, The Kennedy/Johnson Administration, The Nixon Administration, Conflicting Concepts of Military, Professionalism, Cold War Trends -- Ch. 4: POLITICO-MILITARY ORGANIZATION, Executive Office of the President, The Department of Defense, The Department of State, Field Organization -- POLITICO-MILITARY EDUCATION OF THE AMERICAN MILITARY PROFESSIONAL, History, Contemporary Politico-Military education, Educational Requirements, Associated Problems, Professional Effect -- MILITARY THINKING IN THE UNITED STATES, American Militarism, The Military Mind, Interactions -- THE ELUSIVE CONCEPT OF VICTORY, Total War and Total Victory, Limited War and Limited Victory, The Victory-Objective Relationship, Victory in Perspective, Responsibilities -- YESTERDAY, TODAY, AND TOMORROW, What Have We Done?, Where Are We Going?, How Do We Get from Here to There?

ISBN

0275282694
9780275282691

LCCN

71170468

OCLC

ocm00340346
340346
SCSB-202542

Owning Institutions

Princeton University Library