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The challenge of command: reading for military excellence

By:

NYE Roger H

Material type: Text

TextSeries: West Point Military History seriesPublication details: Wayne, NJ, USA: Avery Publishing Group, Inc., 1986Description: 187pISBN:

0895292807 (pbk.):
9780399528040 (pbk.)

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Summary: It is for those inquiring soldiers who continue to ask questions concerning what to read and who are comfortable with the study of history with some offshoots into the humanities and social sciences. These commentaries are for those who aspire to command and who seek a vision of theselves in the many roles inherent in such a complex undertaking.

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It is for those inquiring soldiers who continue to ask questions concerning what to read and who are comfortable with the study of history with some offshoots into the humanities and social sciences. These commentaries are for those who aspire to command and who seek a vision of theselves in the many roles inherent in such a complex undertaking.

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