CHAPTER 1 STRATEGY AND MILITARY FORCE Section L GENERAL 1, Terms u. National ob@cth8. Those aims or goals whose attainment will further national interests or produce effects conducive to national security and well-being. b. NationaZ Policies. Broad but definite courses of action adopted and followed by governments. National policies serve m guidelines which control and establish limits for all actions directed toward the attainment of national objectives. c. National The sum of the national policies, plans, and programs designed to support the national intxxests. National strategy, as the aggregate of national policies, provides for development and use of the political, economic, and psychological powers of a nation, together with its armed forces during peace and during war, to secure national objectives. d. E&ments of National Power.
DesignationFM 100-5
EditionFeb 1962
StatusSuperseded
Pages196
FunctionDoctrine Philosophy
CollectionHistoric
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