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         Monday, August 17, 1998
         Home Edition
         Section: Health
         ID: 0980074911
         Words: 3311
         Byline: JAY TEITEL
         PSYCHOLOGY TODAY

Alpha & Omega

                   One morning in the late 1980s, Richard Duke received a phone call he
         would later characterize as "somewhat amazing." The call came from the
         office of the secretary of Defense, at the behest of the man who had just
         been appointed secretary. Gen. Colin Powell was apparently finding himself
         stymied in his efforts to reorganize his new and notoriously complex
         department, in particular the coordination of the three service branch
         bureaucracies. Being an "old war-simulation guy himself," he'd directed his
         staff...

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