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ARMOR · May-June 1988

The White House

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pp. 6–7Features1988

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March 7, 1988 It gives m e great pleasure to offer congratulations to the staff and readers of ARMOR as you celebrate your first century of service. Since its first issue, as the Cavalry Journal, rolled off a small steam press at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas 100 years ago, your publication has provided a much-needed channel for the exchange of ideas and information in the service of military readiness. the accelerating pace of change in heavy armor and armored cavalry requires more than ever that officers keep abreast of new developments in equipment, strategy, and tactics, ARMOR continues to serve that vital purpose with distinction.

Today

I send a special salute to all those who have contributed to your journal over the years. wishes for continued success are with you as you begin your second century.

My best God bless you, and God bless America,

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General James H. Polk, Ret.. “Clarke of St. Vith Dies The Criticality of Time in Combat.” ARMOR, May-June 1988, pp. 6-7.

“The White House.” ARMOR, May-June 1988, pp. 6-7.

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