American Soldier Training Ready for European War
The article argues American soldiers have gained training since the Spanish-American War, with six months of active drills in many regiments. It notes reforms from Cuba and the Mexican border, praising discipline and potential leaders produced by officer training camps, and cites notable American figures in foreign service as proof of capability.
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Spain
Jack Remington
New York Mail
France
Europe
National Guard
Guassimas
Guaisimas
Cuba
Spion Kop
Sannaksport
Ventersburg
South J Africa
Sand River
Philo Norton McGiffin
Naval Academy At
Annapolis
McGiffin
Chen Yuen
iHue
United States
Hituséle
Sar Juan
el Caney
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