Views on Military Preparedness as Modified by the Texas Campaign; Addresses Presenting an Observation of the Recent Mobilization of the National Guard of the United States on the Border

In the aftermath of the Mexican Revolution and the subsequent border conflicts between the United States and Mexico, the question of military preparedness became a pressing issue for American policymakers and citizens alike. This volume collects a series of speeches given by noted academic and military expert Milton J. Foreman during the Texas Campaign of 1916, and offers valuable insights into the debates and discussions surrounding American military strategy during this tumultuous period in world history.

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