Conscription and the Army as Peace Instrument
Bill Mauldin argues for a strong peacetime army to back international cooperation. He cautions against isolationism, condemns selfish nationalists, and endorses Eisenhower's view that conscription is necessary to maintain force with a goal of peace rather than aggression.
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Bill Mauldin
New York Tribune
Teddy Roosevelt
William Randolph Hearst
Col. McCormick
Chicago Tribune
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New York Daily News
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United Nations
Russia
America
England
Anzio
Normandy
Bataan
Lake Placid
India
Switzerland
South Africa
Scandinavia
Eisenhower
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