The War As Seen By Theodore Roosevelt
Lt Col Theodore Roosevelt argues compulsory military training strengthens national memory and discipline. He warns it preserves benefits like efficiency and safeguards against Bolshevism, while urging a sane well thought progressive program that sustains institutions of the country.
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Service Man as American Stockholder and Citizen
The speaker argues compulsory training benefits individuals and the economy, fostering discipline and democracy. He recalls diverse soldiers, from waiter to editor, proving merit over background. Service creates Americanization, loyalty, and a vested interest in national institutions, uniting a cross section of society as true Americans.
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