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Civil-military relations in transitions : behavior of senior military officers / Charles D. Allen

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ALLEN D. Charles

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In: Joint Force Quarterly Vol 86, 3rd Quarter, 2017, pp. 49 - 59 (79/DA)Summary: The article traces the evolution of civil-military relations through selected U.S. history and examining senior military leaders. It illustrates aspects of the relations and provides themes for consideration.

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The article traces the evolution of civil-military relations through selected U.S. history and examining senior military leaders. It illustrates aspects of the relations and provides themes for consideration.

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