Reviews the domestic civil-military mission from a historical point of view and considers the perspectives of Congress, Department of Defense and the American public. A guideline proposal is made for missions that match military training requirements with civil agency needs, with comments on the advantages and disadvantages of these types of missions. The point is made that military leadership will be required if this tasked mission is to succeed in strengthening the civil-military bond, along with addressing specific needs of various governmental agencies as they deal with infrastructure problems in urban and rural America.
Domestic Engagement: Civil-Military Cooperation in the United States
1993
37 pages
Report
No indication
English
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