2014The US Army War College Quarterly ParametersOpen access

The US Army's Domestic Strategy 1945-1965

Thomas Crosbie

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The term "domestic political strategy," coined here, encompasses efforts to shape the domestic political environment.The concept is borrowed in part from Eliot A. Cohen, "Are U.S. Forces Overstretched?

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The term "domestic political strategy," coined here, encompasses efforts to shape the domestic political environment.The concept is borrowed in part from Eliot A. Cohen, "Are U.S. Forces Overstretched?

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The term "domestic political strategy," coined here, encompasses efforts to shape the domestic political environment.The concept is borrowed in part from Eliot A. Cohen, "Are U.S. Forces Overstretched?

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