What we’re the lessons learned from the Spanish American war

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The Spanish-American Conflict taught us a lot of things. In the years following the war, the army underwent changes to its facilities, machinery, and organizational structure. The structure of the entire volunteer system was altered under Secretary of War Elihu Root.

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