Competing for global influence: how best to assess potential strategic partners/ Brian G. Forester

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In: The US Army War College Quarterly Parameters, Volume 53, Number 4, Winter 2023-2024, pg. 83-95Summary: The US Army recognizes the importance of military partnerships and strives to be a “partner of choice” in the global narrative competition.

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The US Army recognizes the importance of military partnerships and strives to be a “partner of choice” in the global narrative competition.

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