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In case of war it will be of the utmost importance to have a large number of trained officers to use for turning raw levies into good troops.
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gutenberg.orgIn case of war it will be of the utmost importance to have a large number of trained officers to use for turning raw levies into good troops.
Roosevelt highlights the critical need for trained officers in the event of war to prepare new recruits.
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