A new concept of the citizen-soldier
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Orbis Vol 49 no 4, Fall 2005, pp.663-676 (44)Summary: The US is relying too heavily on its reserve forces for what are in fact active-duty tasks. Argues for the development of short-term active duty enlistment drawn from recent college graduates.
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The US is relying too heavily on its reserve forces for what are in fact active-duty tasks. Argues for the development of short-term active duty enlistment drawn from recent college graduates.
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