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U.S. ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE ISSUE OF ABUSE IN THE MILITARY
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U.S. ADMINISTRATIONS AND THE ISSUE OF ABUSE IN THE MILITARY
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S268667300000616-7-1
Publication type
Article
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Published
Authors
Sergey Pechurov 
Edition
Issue 1 (529)
Pages
37-54
Abstract
The article traces the history of various attempts to impose military reform on American armed forces, beginning with the actions of the Continental Congress during the American Revolution up to date, and American authority’s fight against the abuse in military sphere.
Keywords
Congress, executive branch, military reform, defense transformation, World War I and World War II, revolution in military affairs, military budget
Date of publication
11.01.2014
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