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The 42 pages that link to United States Army, each with the reason it gives.

• British ArmyCompared with: It provides a useful comparison with another national army, organized under a different state.

• French ArmyCompared with: Its scale and global role provide a contrast to France’s land forces.

• Continental ArmyNarrower topic: The Continental Army was its wartime predecessor, though the postwar army was not simply a continuous institution.

• Mission commandRelated: The Army adopted mission command as a named philosophy in its contemporary doctrine.

• United States Military AcademyRelated: The academy prepares and commissions officers for this service.

• Jackie RobinsonRelated: Robinson served in the Army during World War II and challenged segregation at Fort Hood.

• Buchenwald concentration campRelated: Its arrival documented the camp’s conditions and ended SS control.

• Omar BradleyRelated: Bradley’s career rose within the wartime force whose scale made his command responsibilities possible.

• James LongstreetNarrower topic: Longstreet served in the Army before resigning his commission and joining the Confederacy.

• Mel BrooksRelated: His military service included work as a combat engineer and participation in the European campaign.

• United States Armed ForcesBroader topic: It is the largest service by personnel and conducts ground operations.

• Colin PowellNarrower topic: Powell spent his military career in the Army, rising to four-star general.

• AirLand BattleRelated: The Army adopted AirLand Battle as its operational doctrine in 1982.

• Civilian Conservation CorpsRelated: The Army organized enrollee selection, transport, and camp logistics in the corps’ early months.

• Winfield ScottNarrower topic: Scott spent his career in the institution he later led as general-in-chief.

• Eisenhower DoctrineRelated: Army units formed part of the forces deployed to Lebanon under Operation Blue Bat.

• Gatling gunRelated: The Army adopted the weapon after the Civil War and used it in later campaigns.

• Indian WarsRelated: Army campaigns enforced federal claims to Indigenous lands and imposed removal and reservation policies.

• Kris KristoffersonRelated: Kristofferson served as an Army officer before leaving military life to pursue songwriting.

• William ClarkNarrower topic: Clark’s army service preceded and enabled his appointment to the expedition.

• Compromise of 1877Related: Withdrawing its troops from the South was the bargain’s decisive practical consequence.

• John Bell HoodNarrower topic: Hood served as a U.S. Army officer before resigning to join the Confederacy.

• Meriwether LewisNarrower topic: Lewis’s military career gave him the experience and standing that led to his expedition command.

• Quasi-WarRelated: Congress expanded the army amid fears that naval hostilities could lead to invasion.

• Viet CongCompared with: U.S. forces fought the insurgency while supporting South Vietnam’s government.

• American Indian WarsRelated: Army campaigns enforced federal territorial claims and removal policies.

• Don KnottsRelated: Knotts served in the Army during World War II and performed in its entertainment unit.

• M4 ShermanRelated: It was the Sherman’s primary operator and coordinated its battlefield employment.

• Seymour HershRelated: Hersh served in the Army before becoming a reporter, an experience preceding his coverage of military conduct.

• From Here to EternityNarrower topic: The story’s barracks, hierarchy, and routines are grounded in the prewar U.S. Army.

• Gene SiskelRelated: Siskel served in the Army before joining the Chicago Tribune.

• Alexander WoollcottRelated: Woollcott served as a correspondent with the Army during World War I.

• David PetraeusNarrower topic: Petraeus spent his military career in the Army and rose to four-star general.

• DEETRelated: Army needs for protecting personnel in insect-heavy environments drove DEET's development.

• George StraitRelated: Strait served in the Army in the 1970s and performed with an Army-sponsored country band in Hawaii.

• M4 carbineRelated: The Army adopted the M4 and made it a standard infantry weapon.

• Battle of AngaurRelated: Army units reinforced the Marines during the campaign to secure Angaur.

• Telly SavalasRelated: Savalas served in the Army during World War II.

• Warren SpahnRelated: Spahn served in the Army and received a Bronze Star and Purple Heart.

• Ben FerenczRelated: Ferencz served in the Army during World War II before joining the Nuremberg prosecution.

• Benjamin BonnevilleNarrower topic: Bonneville's exploration occurred during a military career that continued long after his western expedition.

• Lois LowryRelated: Her father’s military career took the Lowry family to several places during her childhood.