Army Week and the ailing postwar rebound debate
The piece discusses Army Week as a period highlighted by the Regular Army National Guard the Organized Reserve Corps and the ROTC to stress that a strong America ensures peace. It contrasts peacetime cynicism after wars with a drift toward new trouble citing the interwar period after World War I.
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