Thorough military education must be provided, and in addition to the regulars the advantages of this education should be given to the officers of the National Guard and others in civil life who desire intelligently to fit themselves for possible military duty.
Roosevelt advocates for comprehensive military education for both regular officers and those in civilian life who wish to serve.
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