ABSTRACT
In the creation of a sound military force for the armed defense of the nation, there is no place for free competitive enterprise among the separate services in the business of fi ghting a war. Security is a cooperative venture; it is not a competitive race. To forewarn aggressors and to construct eff ective military might, we are in need of partnership, not partisanship; concern for the safety of this nation, not the survival of our arms.
