Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "The Military Service Institution of the United States was \"a voluntary organization of officers of the Army for mutual improvement (the privileges of which are extended to officers of the National Guards of the States), fostered by Generals Sherman and Sheridan while they commanded the Army, and presided over by the senior major-generals, has now for many years been the constant means of widespread increase in the most advanced studies of the Science and Art of War.\" In his Annual Report (1892), Major-General John Schofield, commanding the Army."@en }
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- Military_Service_Institution_of_the_United_States abstract "The Military Service Institution of the United States was \"a voluntary organization of officers of the Army for mutual improvement (the privileges of which are extended to officers of the National Guards of the States), fostered by Generals Sherman and Sheridan while they commanded the Army, and presided over by the senior major-generals, has now for many years been the constant means of widespread increase in the most advanced studies of the Science and Art of War.\" In his Annual Report (1892), Major-General John Schofield, commanding the Army.".
- Military_Service_Institution_of_the_United_States comment "The Military Service Institution of the United States was \"a voluntary organization of officers of the Army for mutual improvement (the privileges of which are extended to officers of the National Guards of the States), fostered by Generals Sherman and Sheridan while they commanded the Army, and presided over by the senior major-generals, has now for many years been the constant means of widespread increase in the most advanced studies of the Science and Art of War.\" In his Annual Report (1892), Major-General John Schofield, commanding the Army.".