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2015•The US Army War College Quarterly ParametersOpen access

Civil-Military Relations: The Role of Military Leaders in Strategy Making

William E. Rapp

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3 James M. Dubik, "Civilian, Military Both Morally Obligated to Make War Work," Army Magazine 65, no.11 (November 2015): 17-18.LTG (Ret) Dubik

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3 James M. Dubik, "Civilian, Military Both Morally Obligated to Make War Work," Army Magazine 65, no.11 (November 2015): 17-18.LTG (Ret) Dubik

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3 James M. Dubik, "Civilian, Military Both Morally Obligated to Make War Work," Army Magazine 65, no.11 (November 2015): 17-18.LTG (Ret) Dubik

Key concepts: Civil–military relations, Political science, Military theory, Military threat, Military strategy, Military science, Military organization, Law

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