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The United States army's secret to success/ Jonathan Bissell, et.al

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BISSELL Jonathan

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OLVERA Carlos

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In: Military Review November-December2015, pp.85-91 (81) Summary: Much of the success of the US Army is attributable to effective employment of its career noncommissioned officers. Encouraging foreign nations to adopt US Army techniques for developing and using an NCO corps may be an essential component for their militaries' success.

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Much of the success of the US Army is attributable to effective employment of its career noncommissioned officers. Encouraging foreign nations to adopt US Army techniques for developing and using an NCO corps may be an essential component for their militaries' success.

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