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Corralling the Trojan Horse

A Proposal for Improving U.S. Urban Operations Preparedness in the Period 2000-2025

By: Russell W. Glenn, Randall Steeb, John Matsumura

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Contents

Preface

Summary

Acknowledgments

Glossary

Chapter One:
Introduction and Background

Chapter Two:
The Road Forward

Chapter Three:
Steps on a Path Toward Strategic Success

Chapter Four:
Conclusion: Potholes and Better Construction

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