The Living Age, Volume 303Living Age Company, 1919 |
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Page 266
... military police of the Empire will be necessary , no matter what policy our governments adopt or what successes the League may boast at Geneva . The War Secretary has obtained the figure of 209,000 men voluntarily enlisted , which is ...
... military police of the Empire will be necessary , no matter what policy our governments adopt or what successes the League may boast at Geneva . The War Secretary has obtained the figure of 209,000 men voluntarily enlisted , which is ...
Page 267
... military at- tachés to preserve the liaison service which performed such invaluable work during the campaign . Naval and military coöperation be- tween the fighting services , with the Dominions and India , and with our allies and ...
... military at- tachés to preserve the liaison service which performed such invaluable work during the campaign . Naval and military coöperation be- tween the fighting services , with the Dominions and India , and with our allies and ...
Page 456
... military art . They usually err either by being too rhetori- cal in what should be a severely intellectual process or― much more often by being too personal . For those who , like myself , have an interest in military history per se ...
... military art . They usually err either by being too rhetori- cal in what should be a severely intellectual process or― much more often by being too personal . For those who , like myself , have an interest in military history per se ...
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