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• Hamilton H. Howze
  ...'', (1908-1998) known in the U.S. Army as "Triple H" or, more commonly, '''Hamilton H. Howze''' was a [[United States Army]] general, recognized both as a visionary thi
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• Hamilton H. Howze/Definition
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• Hamilton H. Howze
  ...'', (1908-1998) known in the U.S. Army as "Triple H" or, more commonly, '''Hamilton H. Howze''' was a [[United States Army]] general, recognized both as a visionary thi
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• Tactical Mobility Requirements Board/Related Articles
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• U.S. Department of Defense/Catalogs/Military leaders
  *[[Hamilton H. Howze]]
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• William DuPuy
  ...er during the [[Cold War]]. While a battalion commander, he served under [[Hamilton H. Howze]], whose tactical combat pulled together, in an American context, things h
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• Tactical Mobility Requirements Board
  ...al Mobility Requirements Board''', or '''"Howze Board"''' under then-LTG [[Hamilton H. Howze]], was chartered by [[U.S. Secretary of Defense]] [[Robert S. McNamara]], w
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• Vietnam War ground technology
  ...a formal name, it was generally called the Howze Board after its chief, [[Hamilton H. Howze]].
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• Vietnam, war, and the United States
  ..."victory" were never clearly defined, was thrown away because, as General Hamilton H. Howze said when Saigon finally fell to the Communists in 1975, "America itself lo
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