Military Needs And Military Policy
Military Needs And Military Policy
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Officers of the General Staff should be selected on their own individual quali- fications, and not on ac- count of any appointment which they are holding, or for which they may be selected. L 3. The list of Officers should at present be small.
4. (c) Appointments should be for four years.
5. (d) At the end of every four years from the date of ARMY ORDER ISSUED 12TH SEPTEMBER 1906 All appointments to the General Staff will be for four years.
When an Officer vacates a General Staff appoint- 1 Off...icers at present occupying posts specified in Appendix B.
o 2 196 THE MYTH OF THE STAFF ORDER his first appointment to the General Staff, the desira- bility of the retention of an Officer's name on the General Staff List should be considered.
6. (e) The general princi- ple of accelerated promotion should be accepted, the question of the extent and nature of this promotion to be deferred for further con- sideration.
7. (/) The list of duties of the General Staff, as de- tailed in Appendices E and F of Army Order 30 of 1905, should be further amplified.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Officers of the General Staff should be selected on their own individual quali- fications, and not on ac- count of any appointment which they are holding, or for which they may be selected. L 3. The list of Officers should at present be small.
4. (c) Appointments should be for four years.
5. (d) At the end of every four years from the date of ARMY ORDER ISSUED 12TH SEPTEMBER 1906 All appointments to the General Staff will be for four years.
When an Officer vacates a General Staff appoint- 1 Off...icers at present occupying posts specified in Appendix B.
o 2 196 THE MYTH OF THE STAFF ORDER his first appointment to the General Staff, the desira- bility of the retention of an Officer's name on the General Staff List should be considered.
6. (e) The general princi- ple of accelerated promotion should be accepted, the question of the extent and nature of this promotion to be deferred for further con- sideration.
7. (/) The list of duties of the General Staff, as de- tailed in Appendices E and F of Army Order 30 of 1905, should be further amplified.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by H O Hugh Oakeley Arnold Forster to read onlineMoreLess
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