The Need for a Modern Military Staff in War
A convinced argument that real preparedness hinges on a competent staff. The piece contrasts German and French rail and staff efficiency with American shortcomings, stressing staff planning, coordination with railroads, and prewar readiness to mobilize, deploy, and sustain forces without delays.
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France
Thermany
von Moltke
Germany
Marne
Warsaw
Breez-Livotek
Napoleon
Viamock
Gettysburg
Tea
Joffre
von Hindenburg
Simles
Poch
Douglas Haig
Kitchener
London
New York
Chicago
Leteile
Warlore
Mackensen
Haig
Wheater
Drgian
Warla
Tieney
Earl
Reht
Stadt
le Poule
Mons
Quba
Public interest in military spending across nations
A writer argues that beyond France and England's vast military budgets, American public should demand military scrutiny. He criticizes political influence on army and navy funding and calls for officers to remain free of partisan ties to ensure proper accountability.
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War College
Congress
Navy
Secretary of the Navy
Wade
New York
Navy Yard
Charleston
Norfolk
Boston
San Francisco
Seattle
Europe
Prange
Senate
Chamber of Deputies
Etaif
Allswer
Prance
United
Ainter
Cwpperting
Rey
Ambries
United States
Ewan
Francia
England
Germany
Kaiser
Koren
Petadee
Washington
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