Real Staff Key to Modern War Says War Correspondent
A New York World column argues that without a competent staff a modern army cannot win. It praises German and French rail and staff efficiency, warns America must expand its staff to coordinate railroads, logistics, and communications, and laments Congress and politics hampering staff development.
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Public interest in military spending across nations
An opinion piece argues that Americans should closely watch and critique military expenditures, citing France, England, and Germany as examples. It critiques political influence over army and navy budgets and warns against military officers engaging in partisan politics to secure funding.
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