Conscription, he republic, and America's future / Adrian R. Lewis.
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Military Review Vol LXXXIX No 6, November-December 2009, pp.15-24 (81)Summary: There are too few soldiers and marines in the U.S. military to do the tasks expected of them. This article suggests that reintroducing conscription would solve this problem and would also reconnect the American public with its armed forces.
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There are too few soldiers and marines in the U.S. military to do the tasks expected of them. This article suggests that reintroducing conscription would solve this problem and would also reconnect the American public with its armed forces.
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