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In this detailed treatise, General Woodhull argues that West Point is essential to building a strong military capable of defending the United States in the next major conflict. He explores the history and evolution of the academy, the value of its curriculum, and the role of its graduates in shaping American military history. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in military history and the development of professional army training.
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