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This Book Examines The Reserve Officers Training Corps Program As A Distinctively American Expression Of The Social, Cultural, And Political Meanings Of Military Service. Most Modern Military Systems Educate And Train Junior Officers At Insular Academies Like West Point, But That Of The United States Has Relied Extensively On The Active Cooperation Of Its Civilian Colleges. Michael Neiberg Argues That The Creation Of Officer Education Programs On Civilian Campuses Emanates From A Traditional American Belief (which He Traces To The Colonial Period) In The Active Participation Of Civilians In Military Affairs.--jacket. 1. Rotc And The American Military Tradition. --2. A Favored Position On Campus: The Military And Higher Education In The Cold War Era, 1950-1964. --3. The Origins Of Postwar Dissatisfaction. --4. The Rotc Vitalization Act, 1964-1968. --5. Rotc From Tet To The All-volunteer Force. --6. Rotc In The Era Of The All-volunteer Force, 1972-1980. --7. A New Academic Program: Rotc, 1972-1980. Michael S. Neiberg. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 251-253) And Index.

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Author

Michael S. Neiberg

Publisher

Harvard University, Department of Sanskrit & Indian Studies

Published

2000

Language

EN

ISBN

9780674543126

Category

nonfiction

Subjects

History, Military, Science