The Pentagon labyrinth
10 short essays to help you through it : from 10 Pentagon insiders, retired military officers and specialists with over 400 years of defense experience
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Author
Contributions
- Center for Defense Information (Washington, D.C.) - Contributor
Publication
2011 - Center for Defense Information, Washington, DC, District of Columbia
Language
English
Word Count
35,250 words, Guess
Page Count
141 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivepentagonlabyrint0000unse
- ISBN-100615446248
- ISBN-139780615446240
- OCLC Control Number708653594
- OCLC Control Number706146053
and 1 more
- Open LibraryOL27790498M
Classifications
- DDC355.033573
- LCCUA23 .P436 2011
- LCCUA23
Description
This handbook aims to help newcomers as well as seasoned observers learn how to grapple with the problems of national defense, using insights our authors have gleaned in the course of their more than 400 years of combined experience. Each year, people are hired to address defense issues in the Pentagon, on Capitol Hill, in think tanks and throughout the media. Some of them will have experience in the armed forces; some have studied national security in universities, some have worked in the Pentagon or the defense industry. Many of them might consider a handbook for defense 'newbies' to be beneath them, but few of them will have had the depth of experience across all the disciplines represented by the authors of this book: decades in military service, intelligence, weapons design, Pentagon defense management and analysis, weapons testing, journalism, military history and congressional staff work.
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