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Military iife in peace and war 
Military honor Disciplin 
Professional morality; rewards 
Uniforms 
System; distinguishing rank; style, color and esthetic considerations 
See also 355.81 Clothing of troops 
Colors and standards 
Military celebrations 
Commemorations, anniversaries, jubilees 
Military resources 
Preparedness 
Rediness of resources for mobilization 
Men Recruitment 
Voluntary and compulsory enlistment; recruits from military schools. Obliga.- 
tions of citizens with respect to national defense 
For relations bf government to maintenance of public order see 351.74 Govern. 
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Raw material 
Agricultural, mineral, etc. 
Manufactures, industries 
Transportation 
Roads, railroads, canals, ships 
.3 Organization of military forces 
.31 Army units and organization 
For special arms see 356 Infantry, 357 Cavalry, 358 Artillery. For clasifi- 
cation according to military obligation and field of servis see 355.35 
.33 Offisers Military hierarchy 
331 Command in general 
General principles and rules of command, whether of large or small units 
34 Special servis 
Outside the regular arm or grade 
.35 Armies General staff 
Armies clast according to military obligation and field of servis; e. g. Euro- 
pean armies of first line, 2d line. colonial armies 
For military units see 355.31 
Tactics and strategy 
Logistics and field servis 
General tactics 
See each arm for its peculiar tactics 
Strategy 
Siege warfare 
For siege engineering see 623.2 
National defense 
Military geografy 
Divided like 930-999 
Geografic works from military point of view and works on strategic con- 
ditions of theaters of operations 
Wars, campains, battles, military exploits 
Better clast with wars to which they belong in 930-999 
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