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Selected speeches and statements of General of the Army George C. Marshall
xiii pages, 1 ℓ., 263 pages : frontispiece (portrait) ; 25 cm.
pt. 1. The nation prepares for war: The air corps and the army team -- National defense: the business of every citizen -- Infantry in modern war -- Industrial mobilization for war -- The lessons of 1917-1918 -- Training by maneuvers -- National organization for war -- Our military policy -- Leadership in war -- We are not trying to aggrandize the army -- Civil aviation and the defense program -- VMI: its traditions and heritage -- Building an army -- Why Selective Service? -- Expansion of the air corps -- Wastage and war -- The National Guard and the crisis -- Costs of national defense -- Responsibility and command -- A new departure: training a citizen army against the possibilities of war -- The morale and integrity of our army -- Living conditions on the army -- The army and the people -- A survey of the army program since July 1939 -- Supporting the army -- Morale in modern war -- Extending the service of national guardsmen and selectees -- We cannot break up the army -- The national emergency -- Our mission in the army -- The challenge of command -- Lend-lease -- The Citizens' Defense Corps -- pt. 2. The nation at war: The day after Pearl Harbor -- Getting down to the business of war -- Defenses of the Western Hemisphere -- West Point and the citizen army -- Lowering the draft age to eighteen years -- The United Nations -- We know what we are doing -- Report to the nation -- Pre-Pearl Harbor fathers -- Keeping up the momentum -- Responsibilities of the home front -- Anglo-American accord -- The task before us -- Army-navy cooperation -- Universal military training and the peace.