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Centering On The Cold War Era From 1968 Onward, This Book Weaves Judicial Biography And A Historic Methodology Into Its Analysis Of The Intersection Of American Military, Political, Social, And Cultural History And The Operation Of The Nation's Armed Forces. Introduction: A Historic Methodology Of Military Law And Governance -- O'callahan V. Parker: The Last Year Of The Warren Court -- The Burger Court, Military Governance, And The Vietnam Conflict -- Restoring Military Discipline And Maintaining The Military's Subordination To The Civil Government -- Judicial Supervision Of The Military In The Era Of Equal Protection -- Rehnquist Court: From Solorio V. United States To The War On Terror -- Conclusion. Lieutenant Colonel Joshua E. Kastenberg. Includes Bibliographical References (pages [233]-247) And Indexes.