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Interservice rivalry

Interservice rivalry is rivalry between different branches of a country's armed forces. This may include competition between land, marine, naval, coastal, air, intelligence, or space forces.

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Interservice rivalry

Nodes151
Edges150
Triples45
Avg. degree1.99
Density0.013245
Components1

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related to Japan · 25
Interservice rivalry → Army, Battles, Dutch East Indies, Hokushin-ron, However, Imperial Japanese Army, Imperial Japanese Navy, In, Insubordination, Japan, Japan's, Khalkhin Gol, Kwantung Army, Manchuria, Marco Polo Bridge, Meiji, Nanshin-ron, Navy, Second Sino-Japanese War, Siberia
related to Germany · 20
Interservice rivalry → Adolf Hitler, Blomberg's, Consequently, Field Marshal Werner, German, He, Hitler, Hitler's, Italy, Joint Chief, Kriegführung, Many, Nazi Germany's, Oberkommando, Soviet Union, Staff, That, Wehrmacht, West, Yet

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Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyMany0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyWehrmacht0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyNazi Germany's0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyGerman0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyKriegführung0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyThat0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyConsequently0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyAdolf Hitler0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyOberkommando0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyField Marshal Werner0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyBlomberg's0.60section
Interservice rivalryrelated to GermanyHe0.60section

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