A debate over military preparedness engulfed the nation a century ago as The Great War threatened to cross the Atlantic from Europe. Proponents argued that military expansion would deter attack, while pacifists and other supporters of neutrality worried the manufacture of battleships and the creation of a large army would encourage U.S. involvement in the war.
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