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The Army’s ideas about warfighting were evolving in a number of key areas: from service independence (an unequivocal claim in the 1954 FM 100-5) to service interdependence; from defense to offense and then to a more proper balance between ... the Cold War has ended and the nature of the threat, hence the strategy of the United States as well ...
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