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It would give us a condition of real national prepared- ness, a much higher type of citizenship, a lower criminal rate and an enormously improved economic efficiency. Pending the establishment of such a system, every effort should be made to transfer the state militia to federal control. By this is meant its complete removal from state control and its establishment as a purely federal force, having no more relation to the states than the regular army has at present. This force under federal con...trol will make a very valuable nucleus for the building up of a federal force 195 AMERICA'S DUTY of citizen soldiers. Officers and men should be transferred with their present grades and ratings.
The states have full authority to main- tain a military force of their own and under their exclusive control, if they desire to do so. Pennsylvania has estab- lished a state constabulary and in doing so has taken a long step in the right direction. Pennsylvania has not had to call upon her militia for strike or riot duty for a good many years.
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It would give us a condition of real national prepared- ness, a much higher type of citizenship, a lower criminal rate and an enormously improved economic efficiency. Pending the establishment of such a system, every effort should be made to transfer the state militia to federal control. By this is meant its complete removal from state control and its establishment as a purely federal force, having no more relation to the states than the regular army has at present. This force under federal con...trol will make a very valuable nucleus for the building up of a federal force 195 AMERICA'S DUTY of citizen soldiers. Officers and men should be transferred with their present grades and ratings.
The states have full authority to main- tain a military force of their own and under their exclusive control, if they desire to do so. Pennsylvania has estab- lished a state constabulary and in doing so has taken a long step in the right direction. Pennsylvania has not had to call upon her militia for strike or riot duty for a good many years.
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