"The Invasion of America: A fact story based on the inexorable mathematics of war," by Julius Washington Muller, explores a critical question for the United States: national defense. This meticulously prepared reprint examines US military policy and preparedness through the lens of a potential invasion. Diving into the history of national defense, this book analyzes the factors that determine a nation's vulnerability. It's a powerful exploration of the United States' defenses in the face of potential threats, drawing on historical context to provide a compelling narrative. Perfect for anyone interested in US history, military strategy, and the ongoing debates surrounding national security, this book offers timeless insights into the challenges of protecting a nation. A valuable resource for understanding the complexities of military policy and the constant need for vigilance.
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