What would be its basic military needs if the United States were to pursue a grand strategy of “peaceful trade with all, entangling alliances with none”? The answer would depend on the desired flavor of what Herbert Hoover called “independent internationalism.”
“Independent Internationalism” and the Military Forces Needed for It
By Ivan Eland
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