The New Guard A Service Equivalent Force
The New Guard A Service Equivalent Force by Joint Advanced Warfighting School is published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform and was released on January 10, 2016. This 78-page book presents an analysis of the National Guard as a service equivalent force, advocating for expanded authorities to enhance its capabilities for a dual-role mission. It delves into the historical context of the militia and the National Guard, exploring the debates and issues that shape the current defense force structure.
Readers will find a thorough examination of the National Guard’s evolution and its significance within military strategy and politics. The book makes specific recommendations for the future development and role of the National Guard, addressing critical topics in history, military strategy, and government. This edition, written in English, provides insights into the complexities of defense policy and the importance of adapting military structures to meet contemporary challenges.
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This book proposes that the National Guard is a service equivalent force and requires expanded authorities to develop capabilities for its dual-role mission. The book provides an in depth analysis of the historical role of the militia and the subsequently the National Guard. It examines the debates and issues that underpin the current defense force structure and makes specific recommendations for the future development and role of the National Guard.
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