Civilian Control of the Military and American Democracy

The Military and Society in America

April 3, 2011 / Wheaton, Illinois

John Allen Williams

Loyola University Chicago/IUSAFS

This presentation was part of Civilian Control of the Military and American Democracy, a History Institute for Teachers.

The program was sponsored by:

The Foreign Policy Research Institute’s Wachman Center

First Division Museum at Cantigny

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