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that possess a culture that encourages the study of even the recent past with
any thoroughness.” Murray, “Does Military Culture Matter?,” 140.
10. Huntington, Soldier and the State, 149.
11. Lee, “Geopolitics of American’s Strategic Culture,” 276.
12. Lotz, “Myth and NAFTA,” 84.
13. Hall, Silent Language, 9.
14. Sarkesian, America’s Forgotten Wars, xii.
15. Stewart and Bennett, American Cultural Patterns, 158; Lotz, “Myth and
NAFTA,” 80.
16. Henry Ford interview in the Chicago Tribune, May 24, 1916, Quotations Page,
http://​www​.quotationspage​.com​/quote​/24950​.html.
17. Brogan, American Character, 5.
18. Hoffman, Gulliver’s Troubles, 110. See also Williams, “Values and Modern
Education,” 66, and Althen, American Ways, 10–11.
19. Mead, Special Providence, 7.
20. Stewart and Bennett, American Cultural Patterns, 11.
21. Hall, Silent Language, 9; Althen, American Ways, xvi.
22. Mason, “Characterization of American Culture,” 1269. See also Datesman,
Crandall, and Kearny, American Ways, 135.
23. Johnson and Berrett, “Cultural Topography,” 1–2.
24. Cunliffe, “Formative Events,” 9.
25. Hoffman, Gulliver’s Troubles, 111.
26. Mahnken, “U.S. Strategic and Organizational Subcultures,” 71; Meilinger,
“American Military Culture,” 81; Heald, “Foreign Relations, American Style,”
197–98. Phillip Meilinger notes this trend as it applies to Mexico in 1847,
Cuba and the Philippines in 1898, Europe in 1918, and Germany and Japan
after World War II, as well as Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. Theo
Farrell takes the supposition of democratizing as a general US foreign policy
trend to task in his article “America’s Misguided Mission,” 3.
27. Gray, “British and American Strategic Cultures,” 41.
28. Brogan, American Character, 63–66; Heald, “Foreign Relations, American
Style,” 204.
29. Stewart and Bennett, American Cultural Patterns, 108.
30. Hall and Hall, Understanding Cultural Differences, 153.
31. Stewart and Bennett, American Cultural Patterns, 108; Hoffman, Gulliver’s
Troubles, 101–2.
32. Hall and Hall, Understanding Cultural Differences, 152.
33. Pei, Amin, and Garz, “Building Nations,” 68. See also Lee, “America’s Strategic
Culture,” 280.
34. Brogan, American Character, 136; Du Bois, “Dominant Value Profile,” 1233;
Lotz, “Myth and NAFTA,” 79; Datesman, Crandall, and Kearny, American
Ways, 105.
35. Stewart and Bennett, American Cultural Patterns, 142–43; Williams, “Values
and Modern Education,” 66.