White House Warriors: How the National Security Council Transformed the American Way of War
by John Gans
John Gans explores how the National Security Council transformed from a White House advisory body into a powerful institution at the center of American national security. White House Warriors examines its role in presidential decision-making, military policy, and the changing ways the United States approaches war.
About This Book
White House Warriors examines the transformation of the National Security Council and its growing influence on American national security.
John Gans explores how the council became central to presidential decision-making about war and international affairs.
The book focuses on the relationship between the White House, national security institutions, and the conduct of American military policy.
It offers a historical perspective on the structures and processes that have shaped the American way of war.
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