White House Warriors: How the National Security Council Transformed the American Way of War
by John Gans
White House Warriors traces the National Security Council’s transformation of American national security decision-making. John Gans places the council at the center of a broader history of presidential policy, military strategy, and institutional change, offering readers an accessible examination of how the United States approaches war and national security.
About This Book
White House Warriors explores the development and influence of the National Security Council within the United States government.
John Gans examines how the council transformed national security decision-making and affected the American way of war.
The book offers a historical perspective on the relationship between presidential policy, military strategy, and government institutions.
It is a work of political and military history for readers interested in American foreign policy and national security.
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