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… specifies that the President is “commander in Chief” of America’s armed forces.* Ever since our Founding, Americans have understood that the surest way to avoid war is to … specifies that the President is “commander in Chief” of America’s armed forces.* Ever since our Founding, Americans have … - page 91
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… - 1362 The DOD is also a deeply troubled institution. Historically, the military has been one of America’s most trusted institutions, but years of sustained … two-tiered culture of accountability that shields senior officers and officials while exposing junior officers and … - page 91
… strategy, the growing involvement of senior military officers in the political arena, and deep confusion about the purpose of our … capabilities and will. Additionally, more than 100,000 Americans die annually in large measure because Chapter … - page 91
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… of illicit narcotics flows—more than four - 1365 of illicit narcotics flows—more than four times as many people in one year as … - page 92
… technology and the collapse of time and space require dramatic, thoughtful changes in how we defend, deter, and fight. … quo requires leadership and endurance. Technology is critical to maintaining our warfighting primacy, but we must be … technology and the collapse of time and space require dramatic, thoughtful changes in how we defend, deter, and fight. … - page 92
… Military service is the most difficult - 1367 Military service is the most difficult task we ask of our citizens, and … - page 92
… 1: Reestablish a culture of command accountability, nonpoliticization, and warfighting focus. Chapter Department of … 1: Reestablish a culture of command accountability, nonpoliticization, and warfighting focus. … • Priority No. … - page 92
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… DOD POLICY - 1373 DOD POLICY Chapter Department of Defense Page number 92 … DOD POLICY … DOD POLICY - 1373 … - page 92
… By far the most significant danger - 1374 By far the most significant danger to Americans’ security, freedoms, and prosperity is China . China … - page 92
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… this from happening must be the top priority for American foreign and defense policy. Chapter Department of Defense Page number 93 … U.S. … this from happening must be the top priority for American foreign and defense policy. … U.S. access to the … - page 93
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