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82. Murray, “Does Military Culture Matter?,” 151.
83. Meilinger, “American Military Culture,” 81.
84. Record, “American Way of War,” 5.
85. Gray, “Irregular Enemies,” 46. Murray calls this “projecting military power”
and credits Britain with the same superior capability. Murray, “Anglo- American
Strategic Culture?,” 152.
86. Gray, “Irregular Enemies,” 36.
87. Record, “American Way of War,” 6.
88. Cohen, “Constraints on America’s Conduct,” 169. Gray would add that the
insensitivity in question extends to dangerous ahistoricism as well. Gray,
“Irregular Enemies,” 32.
89. Gray, “Irregular Enemies,” 34.
90. Murray, “Does Military Culture Matter?,” 151.
91. Cohen, “Constraints on America’s Conduct,” 170.
92. Kincade, “American National Style,” 27.
93. Cassidy, Peacekeeping in the Abyss, 36.
94. Ibid., 98.
95. Nagl, Learning to Eat Soup, xiv.