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Naval War College Review

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4

Abstract

Society demands of every profession some useful and specialized service, and in the case of the military it calls for command—advice and/or action in the military sphere of international politics—service that can only be diluted as the source of its professional knowledge moves farther from the center of more traditional military thinking.

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