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Biography ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

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History ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9

Commnd and Leadership ..................................... 12

Intelligenoe/EUectronio Warfare . 15 ............... i

international Relations .. .. ...... ......... ........ ......... ... 15

Logistics and Maintenance ...... .... .. ......... ......... ...........1

Nuclear. Biological, Cheical and Radiological Warfare .. .... ........ ......... 19

Crganizetion and dmuinistration....................... .. . . ..... . .. ... .. .. .. ... 20

Selected Wars, Battles. and Campaigns. .. ... ......... ........ ......... 21

Taotles/Techniques .. ... ......... ......... ........ .......... 27

Terrorisu/Gterrilla Warfare .. .. ...... ......... ......... ......... 28

Weapons and Equipmnt. .. ... ........ ......... ......... ........ 30

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Abrahmscn Bengt. Military Professlonaliuation and Political Power (1972). U 21.5

A relationship between the military and civilian authorities. A 82

Barber. Willard F. Internal Security and Military Power (1974). UA 612A provocative study of military leadership in politics. B 23

Mlakey. Scott. Prisoner at War (1978). DS 556.27An account of Commander Richard A. Stratton' s experiences as a prisoner of wr B 63in North Vietnsm, 1967-1973.

Counts, John E. The Military Professional: The Regular Army Infantry Officer (1971). UB 210A research paper designed to determine the effect of certain litary and political C 83 pUchanges on infantry officers' perceptions of their own roles and of their profession.

Crozier, Brian. A Theory of Conflict (1976). JC 571A work of political and moral philosophy. C 95

Dinerstein, Herbert. The Making of a Missile Crisis: Ojtober 1962 (1976). E 811

From newspaper accounts of the day, notably those appearing In the New York Times, D 45Pravda, and ot d Ho, the author recreates the Imediate reactions of thevarIous partiei to the crisis.

Dram6s1, John A. Code of Honor (1975). 05 559.4An extraordinary story of survival and resistance. D 76

Dupuy, Tevor N. Numbers Predictions and War (1979). U 104A lucid description of an original approach to conflict analysis. D 85

Gleejeses, Piero. The Dominican Crisis (1978). F 1938.55A docufented historical narrative of the Dominican crisis and the events that led G 56up to it.

Goodpstor, Andrew J. The Comn Defense (1977). UK1 23The importance of the United States and Its military power to world security. G 64

Hackett, John. The Third World War: August 1985 (1978). U 133A fictional account of how, when. why and adiere orld War III might be ftouht. H 12

Henrieder, Wolfram F. Arms Control and Seourity: Current Issues (1979). JX 19741Global and regional patterns of the World ar I period. A 73,

.Howrd, Michael. War and the Liberal Conacience (1978). J] 191Points out the problems faced by those with a liberal conscience when they H as

approach the subject of wmr.

Hunter, Edins. Military Failies (1978). U 21.,

A discussion of family suport, personnel selection and assignment procedures, K 61spcial pay and benefits, and problems faced by the military family.

JanoNlts. Morris. The Professioal Soldie: A Social and P tlal Portrait (1960). U3 117A classical study o7 the -erican Soldier in the 2th century. I remains one of J 26the principal studies of the Aerioan military profession.

Karsten. Peter. Law. foldirs. and Combat (1978). JR 5419.5Cocentrates n thNy Lai Massacre, to point out the legal problems of modern K ISurfare.

Kennedy, Gavin. The Military tn the Third World (1974). 7120lemines the social, political and economic factors involved in the use of force a 35

In the third world.

Kitano, Marry H. L. Jameas riarmns The i"utiOft of a 3m*boa]ture (1976). 18Presents the experiences of -e specific etulel 6icep as en Illustratlam of a J3 K62memas of adapting to interetholo es mIet$ mid 0flet.

Loar u Joa. fte Tm of VE (1976). PQ 2672In author roolls thears bhe has aem dp tilp td In. Vitlte gIs t 33powerful, ae of his thoughts disturbing.

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Levitan. Sar A. Warriors at Work: the Volunt Armed Force (1977). US 323The uhrdsusses the personelplce anprtis of the armed forces, L 65

an oioks it the Defense Department as just another employer.

Lider, Julian. On the Nature o f Wlar (1977). U 21.2Compares Soviet and Westr views on the nature of war. L 71

Lider, Julian. The Political and Military Laws of War (1979). HX 5415A review of certain legal aspects of modern war. L 71

Longinate, Norman. The GI's:, The Americana In Britain. 19412-19415 (1975. D 811One of the great dramas of World Wiar 11. L 85

Mllin, Jay. *BRC: American Soldiers of Fortune (1979). G 539Tells Of a few Americans whio became mercenaries. Singles out certain Individuals M 25and units noted as being distinguished.

Martinez, Gilbert. The Mlexican American (1973). 18The book is designed to promote deeper understanding of 1101ricO'3 rich and varied M5 M38culture.

Madvedev. by. (1979). DK 267

A.Soviet authodscse Stalin's Impact on Soviet history. N 119

(Wet, BothwelI A. Wiar and Society In Africa (1972). U7 21A compilation of 10 studies that assesses the role of the military in Africa. U 58

Osgood, Abbert. Lsited War (1957). UA 23An attempt to bring theoretical and historical Insights to bear upon foreign 0 89policy formulation.

jOsgood, Robert. Limited liar Revisited (1979). UA 11.5A reassesament of limited war strategy and the lessons Of Vietnam. 0 83

Sokolovsky. V. D. Soviet Military Strategy (19M5. U 162One of the most descriptive works on Soviet doctrine and strategy in a chenging 3 68technological wrld.

Sp~eed, Pager. Strategic Deterrence in the 1980's (1979). U 162.6Provides extensive discussion on US vulnerability and suggests a fundamental S 7T4change not only of U.6 policy but that of NATO.

Spear, Albert. Inside the Third Relch (1971). DO 256.5Political memoirs of the only defendant to abtit his share of guilt In the cPines 3 32of the r~ird Reich.1 .4

Sts~lard, Patricia Y. Glittering Misery: Dependents of the Indian Fighting Army F 591(1978). 878O1he author tells of many of the problems of the Army'sa dependent fallowos on the$ronti-or.

Taylor, Maxwell D. Pr isa it (1976). UA 23An evalation of utr aecur. y. T 24

Walters, Vernon A. Silent Missions (1978). g 8110.5An account o29crucial decisions wicih have shoped mush of the 20th century. V 311

Welch, Alibrd. Is~lam: s P gfl o I~~Pe [P... l -o (17)BP 20Reviews lsl=Tmligreat W -0~nc~ 11 1 sio al an 182culturally.

Whisker, James 3. Th ii odier adnieSaesMltary Polly (1979). VA 112WS. Whisker maintain"Ms at ctsons shul b wr" d ot Pin the belief that war V 57could not happen but that sme form of war a%4A and probably wvll happen.

View , Friedrich and William J. Lewis. Foot gg Arm"g (1977). VA 772fampect dateanc the Warsaw Nact hmed thiii W8

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Bradley, ear N. A Soldier's Story (1951). D 808.05General of the Army Char Bradley's account of World War II. B 72

Butterfield, Herbert., Napoleon (1956). DC 203Napoleon portrayed as a military commander. B 98

Chaney, Otto Preston. Zhukov (1971). DK 268A biography of the distingui hed Soviet military leader of World War I1. 252 C3

Collins, Joseph Lawton. Lightning Joe (1979). E 745An autobiography. C64 A34

Dean. William F. General Dean's Story: As Told to William L. Warden (1954). D6 917.165The gallant, personal story of the Korean War's most famous POW. D 3

Farago, Ladi3las. Pattob - Ordeal and Triumph (1964). E 181A biography of General patton. P27 F22

Fuller, J. F. C. The Generalship of Alexander the Great (1960). DF 234.2

An analytic account of Alexander's times and campaigns. F 9

Fuller, J. F. C. Julius Caesar (1965). DG 261An account of Caesar's amazing career. F 91

Glover, Michael. Wellington as Military Commander (1968). DA 68.12The author provides a partisan account of Wellington's military career. W4 G 51

Grant, Ulysses S. The Personal Memoirs of U. S. Grant. 2 vols (1885). E 672An autobiography. G 7614

Guderin, Heinz. Panzer Leader (1952). DD 27Guderian's memoirs. G95 A2

James, D. Clayton. The Years of MacArthur, 2 Vole (1970). E 181Probably the most balanced work on America's 'proconsul' in Asia. The author M2 J2tries to find the truth between the adulators and detractors.

MacArthur, Douglas. Reminiscences (1964). E 181Personal account of General MacArthur's full and vigorous military career. 42 A2

Macksey, Kenneth. Guderian: Creator of the Blitzkrieg (1976). U 59An historical biography. GO M15

Manchester, Willin. American Caesar (1978). E 745A biography of General Douglas MacArthur. H3 N26

Mrshall-Cornwell, James. Foch (1972). DC 342.8A narrative of Ferdinand Fooh as a military onmander. F6 143

Marshall-Cornwall, J. H. Nepoleon as Militarh Comander (1967). DC 203.9apoleon portrayed essentially as a mltary comander. N 26

Hellenthin, F. W. German Generals of World 1ar I1 (1977). D 757A portrayal, based on the author'a reotlletions of their actiona, decislons, N 52and behavior.

Montgoery, Bernard. The Memoirs of Field Hershal Viscount 1onteoer, (1958). DA 69.3The autobiography of Field arshel Montgomery, from early childhood through M76 A3World War 11.

Patton, George S. War As I Knew It (197). D 608.05The military career Of General Patton. P 27

Pogue, Forreat. Oqorae C. Mrsa:11; Ordeal ad Hose. 939-10 2, 3 Vols (1966). 1 181emeral HMrshall's ahievaments in the period prior to and during the early days H3S P7S

of Word War 11.

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Ibbets, Michael. Gustavus Adolphus, 2 Vols (1965). DL 706A study of the great captain of the modern era. R 54

Sames, Herry N. Portrait of Patton (1955). 1 181

A colorful defense of General Patton written by a man who served under him in P 27 S3two world wars.

Truscott, Lucian K. Comand Missions (1954). D 808.05General Truscott's account of the War. T 77

Vandiver, Frank E. Black Jack: The Life and Times of John J. Pershing, 2 Vols (1976). S 181Biography of General John J. Pershing. P 575

Westmoreland, Willim C. A Soldier Reports (1976). F 712

A personal account of General Westmoreland's military career, including major V52 V53events of the Vietnan War.

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Albion, Robert. Introduction to Military History (1929). D 25A standard textbook used by generations of American students of military history. A 14

Aron, Iaymond. On War (1959). DS 843Concentrates on nuclear armaments and attempts at disarmament. Is nuclear war A 91avoidable?

Atkinson, C. T. Mrlborough and the Rise of the British Army (1921). DA 462The life and tines of one of England's greatest soldiers is discussed In this book, M3 A55as well as the beginnings of Ehgland's first truly professional Army.

Brady, S. G. Caesar's Gallic Campaigns (1947). DG 264Using as his chief source Caesar' s own account of his campaigns in Gaul, the B 72author sheds new light on one of the great military events of history.

Churchill, Winston. Marlborough, 4 Vols. (1933-1938) DA 462A labor of love, told in great detail but In the richest of prose by a descendant C 45

I: of one of England's great warriors. M3 C45

Clausewitz. Karl Von. On War (1911, 1950, 1953. 1969). U 102Probably one of the most studied of all military works. Clausewitz, a Prussian C 65general and military theorist, is probably the greatest philosopher of war andmany of his theories are still being quoted.

Davies, Godfrey. Wellington and His Army (1954). DA 68.12An account of the methods used by Sir Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington, W4 D25another of England's great soldiers, to organize and administer the armies heled to victory.

Douhet, Giulio. The Command of the Air (1943, 1972). UG 630Chief of the Italian air arm during World War I, Duhet argues that air power D 73could be used to win a war by breaking the enemy's will to fight by bombing hiscities. He has since been known as the "apostle of air power" and is considereda leading air power theoretician.

Dodge, T. A. Gustavus Adolphus (1895). DL 706The book is about one of the great captains of the 17th century. who is knom as D 64the father of modern field artillery and of the concept of massed, mobile artilleryfire.

arle, £. N,, editor. Makers of Modern Strategy: Military Thought from Machiavelli U 162to Hitler (1971). E 12A history of strategic thinking, mainly European, by 20 historians and analysts ofmilitary affairs.

Falls. C. B. A Hundred Years of War (1953). U 39A noted ritish military historian surveys the conduct of war in Western society F 19from the opening of the Age of Jbvolution.

Presemane,. SL Vol (1934-1936). E o67.1A detailed anda" compassionate treatment of the South's great military leaders L4 F83during the American Civil War.

Fuller, J. F. C. Armoured Warfare (1943). U 175The author, a 20th century British military theoretician, argues persuasively for G7 F9an "all tank" army. He sees diftountd infantry playing a limited role on thefuture battlefield.

Fuller, J. F. C. Decisive Battles: Their Influence Upon History an Civilization, D 252 lolS (1939-19O). F 95The volumes fbous on the results of combat in the peast. and provide on excellentstarting point for more detailed atuaies of Individual battles and campaigns.

Gorthoff, .1.L. Vitt Filtr] Potrime (1953). U 43One of the eariest attempts to explain the Soviet approach to war. Still 9 2highly valuable ibr its insights into Sovlet military organization andadministration.

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Goerlitz. Walter. History of the German General Staff, 1657-1945 (1953). UB 225Considered to be one of the better studies of that Prussian, later German, G3 G5military institution - the Great General Staff - and its influence on theconduct of war on the European continent.

Henderson, G. F. A. Stonewall Jackson and the American Civil War, 2 Vols (1905-1911). E 467.1An Aerican Civil War classic, written by a British soldier who rode and fought J15 H5with Stonewall Jackson in some of the latter's more memorable campaigns.

Herodotus. The History of Herodotus, 2 Vols (1921). r 58A study of early Greek military history. H 5

Hittle, J. D. The Military Staff, Its History and Development (7949). UB 220The book deals with the history and development of the general staffs of the H 63United States, Great Britain, France, Germany, and Russia.

Huntington, Samuel P. The Soldier and the State (1957). UA 23A history of US civil-military 'elations and a strong defense of the military H 92ethic.

Jomini. Sumary of the Art of War (1947). U 162Antoine Henri Jcmini was one of the first military theo'ists to set down certain J 71principles of war by defining various kinds of warfare and describing differenttypes of military operations.

Liddell Hart, B. H. Decisive Wars of History (1929). D 25A survey of warfare from ancient times to World War I by an extremely prolific L 619British military writer and thinker.

Liddell Hart, B. H. The Remaking of Modern Armies (1927). U 102An argument that sees the tank as the dominant force on the future battlefield L 62and calls for either motorizing or mechanizing all infantry forces. Also seesairpower playing an important role in wafare,

Liddell Hart, B. H. The Sword and the Pen (1976). U 19A selection of the great writings on military topics by historians and authorities 5 97of all nations from ancient times to the present day.

Liddell Hart. B. H. Strategy of the Indirect Approach (1941, 1954). D 25Calling on pest history, the author cites the fallacy of head-on atacks andargues that well thought out maneuverings by mobile forces can overcome enemyforces while suffering relatively few casualties.

Liddell Hart, B. H. The Future of Infantry (1933). UD 145A call for re-thinking Western views on future infantry actions. The author L 5advocates fighting at night and the development of such night fighting aids asartificial moonlight and artificial fog. He also favors two kinds of Infantry-heavy-and-light - and offers a number of specific, practical suggestions for fequipping infantry organizations.

Vachiavelli, Nicolo. The Art of War, 2 V01 (1905). U 161The author was the first man to write about the significance of modern warfare and M 18to portray it accurately. Although he was often wrong in his predictions aboutweapons and their employment, he is still remembered as being the first interpreterof the nature of war and of modern politics.

lbohlavelli, Nioolo. The ,rince and the Discourses (1950). JC 143This Is sietiaes described as the first book on modern political science. The N 1author divorced politics from morality and claimed that success was based onforce. He understood the nature of the sovereign nation-state and argued that itsexistence depended on its military strength.

Hillis, Wiiter. Arms.and khS State (1958). U 21A history of US defense policy frcm 1930-' 97, with emphasis on the post-World N 62War IU period. The author *Scribes tin ,lution Pf American military Institutions&M relates the devel pment f thoWa jr .utions to parallel social Md eoominofboes in national life.

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Montross, Lynn. Rag, Tag, and Bobtail: The Story of the Continental Army, 1775-1783 E 208(1952) M 76An excellent and well-written account of the travails of the American Army during

the Revolutionary War and of its final success at Yorktown.

Nontrosa, Lynn. War through the Ages (1960). U 27

A survey of the art and science of warfare as it developed between 490 B.C. and M 6

1944 A. D. A good summary, and a fine research guide.

Nelson, 0. L. National Security and the General Staff (1946). UB 223The author attempts to gauge what increased national security needs will mean to N 33traditional American values and institutions. The primary focus of the book is on

the development of the general staff concept in the United States.

Nickerson, Hoffman. The Armed Horde, 1793-1939 (1940). U 27A study of the rise, survi.al, and decline of the mass army. N 53

Olan, Charles. A History of the Art of War in the Middle Ages, 2 Vols (1924). U 37The standard work on warfare during the medieval period. Covers generally the 0 5period from 378 to 1515.

Parkman, Francis. Montcalm and Wolfe, 2 Vols (1923). E 199The author, a famous American frontier historian, describes in vivid detail the P 24events of the French and Indian War.

Preston, Richard A. Men in Arms (1956, 1970). U 27A history of warfare and its interrelationship with western society. P 92

Ropp, Theodore. War in the Modern World (1959, 1962). U 39A short study of the wars of western civilization from 1415 through the 1950s. R 6

Saxe, Comte Maurice de. Reveries on the Art of Wa- (1944). U 101A brilliant military theorist, Maurice de Sase believed that warfare, like other S 21human pursuits. had its laws that could be discovered if one looked hard enough.He believed that skillful movement and close attention to logistics were the keysto success in battle, and that it might even be possible that a successfulgeneral could wage war throughout his career without resorting to battle.

Spaulding, D. L. Warfare: A Study of Military Methods From the Earliest Times (1925). U 27A good summary of world military history to the mid-eighteenth century. S 73

Steele, M. F. American Campaigns, 2 Vols (1943). E 181The two volumes long served in the military schools of Aerica as a standard U 61textbook on battle history from the Colonial Wars through the Spanish-American War.The second volume contains the maps that complement the narrative accounts in thefirst volume.

Turner, G. B. A History of Military Affairs in Western Soriety Since the Eighteenth U 39Centur (1953). T 85A ompilation of readings that show the relationship between war and society aswell as the different persuasions that have arisen in some major controversialIssues.

Toynbee, A. J. War and Civilization (1950). U 21Althogh the author recognizes the iimportance of the military virtues and the fact T 66

that war has a continuous effect in the shapirg of society, he feels that war hasbeen one of the major causes for the breakdown of every civilization in the past.

Upton, kory. The Military Policy of the United States (1912). E 181A pioneer and standard work on the development of Aeerican military policy from U 5the Revolutionary War to 1862.

Ward, Cristopher. The War of the Revolution, 2 Vols (1952). E 230A definitive history of the American Revolution. W 21

WarrIngton, John. ",esar's War Commentaries (1953). DG 264Caesar's ow. Insights and disillusionments of hio many undertakings during his W 2tenure on the throne.

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Willimas, T. H. Lincoln and His Generals (1952). £ 457.2A story of President Lincoln's search for a successful general to lead the Army W 67of the Potomac, and stresses his increasingly active role in the direction of theNorthern war effort.

Willoughby, C. A. Maneuver in War (1939). U 165Traoing the application of tactical principles of units of all sizes, ranging W 48from companies to oattalions and regiments and to include the military lessons ofthe Sino-Japanese, Spanish and Italo-Abyssinian Wars, the author argues for theuse of more maneuver tactics in war and fewer frontal assaults.

Wright, Quincy. A Study of War, 2 Vols t1942), U 21A lengthy discussion of the relationship between international law and military W 9history.

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Bell. J. B. The Long War, Israel and the Arabs Since 1946 (1969). DS 119.8A narrative that chronicles the extended conflict from the disintegration of the B 41British Mandate in 1946 to the Six Days War of 1967.

Carver. Michael, editor. The War Lords (1976). U 51Military commanders of the 20th century. W 25

Clubb. 0. Edmund. 20th Century China (1978). DS 774A political history. C 62

David, Jay and Elaine Crane. The Black Soldier: From the American Revolution to E 185.63Vietnam (1971). D 28;ntributions of Black soldiers to the wars of the US.

Delbruck, Hans. History of the Art of War within the Framework of Political U 27H (1975). D 34Iitorical developent of the art of war.

Duffy, Christopher. Fire and Stone, 1660-1860 (1975). UG 405

The science of fortress warfare. D 85

Dupuy, R. E. The Compact History of the United States Army (1973). E 181A brief, concise account of the American Soldier in action during each period D 91of US history.

Dupuy, R. E. and Trevor, N. Encyclopedia of Military History from 3500 B.C. to U 24Present (1977). D 92Consists of a series of chronologically and geographically organized narrativesof military warfare.

Dupuy. Trevor N. A Genius for War: A History of the German General Staff. 1807-1945 DD 103(1977). D 94A history of German military excellence.

Dupuy, R. E. Little Wars of the United States (1968). E 181

A compact history of America's lesser known military involvements. D 93

Earle, E. M. The Makers of Modern Strategy (1943). U 162Military thought, from Machiavelli to Hitler. E 2

Ewald, William B. Eisenhower; the President's Crucial Days. 1951-1960 (1981). E 835Provides a portrait of the President's character and persnlity, as well as an E 94account of his involvement in such matters as the Atoms for Peace proposal, theOpen Skies proposal, and the strengthening of NATO.

Falls, Cyril. A Hundred Years of War (1953). U 39

Probably the best general military history of the 19th century. F 19

Fisher, Michael M. Iran from Religious Dispute to Revolution (1980). SP 192.7An in depth study of Iran. 1 68

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Foner, Jack D. Blacks and the Military in Amerioan HistorY (1974). 9 185.63

The author traces the role of Backs in military service, from the colonial F 67period through the Vietnam War and to the establitshment of the present VolunteerArmy.

Fuller, John F. C. The Conduct of War. 1189-1961 (1961). U 27rnsights into two centuries of warfare. F 96

Fuller, John F. C. A Military Histor, of the Western World, 3 Vol (1945-1956). D 25Rioh from the standpoint of strategy aid the interrelationship of war with F 96societal factors from ancient times through World War 11.

Galvin, John R. ALr Assault: The Develo ent of AruobIle Warfare (1969). W 676

The book is the athe develoent of airmobile warfare. G 31

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Gerlan. Yeon. War in the Ancient World (1972). U 33A social history. G 23

Gavin, James J. Airborne Warfare (1947). D 809.1A history of airborne warfare. G 24

Hickey, Michael. Out of the Sky; A History of Airborne Warfare (1979). UD 480

An in-depth look at the use of the air to provide battlefield mobility for armies,past, present and future.

Higham, Robin and Carol Brandt. The United States Army in Peacetime: 1775-1975 E 181(1975).Collection of essays in honor of the Bicentennial.

Hill, Jim D. The Minute Man in Peace and War (1964). UA 42

Historical survey of the volunteer organized militia, the National Guard, as an H 55American defense institution.

Howard, Michael and Peter Paret, editors. On War (1976). U 102A new English translation of Clasuewitz's writi s. C 61

Hoyt. Edwin P. Airborne: The History of American Parachute Forces (1979). UD 483The story of US airborne development and operation, from World War I to the present. H 69

Humble. Richard. Famous Land Battles from Agincourt to the Six-Day War (1979). DS 25Examines 18 land battles dating from the medieval longbow to the age of the H 91nuclear missile.

Jessup, John E., editor. A Guide to the Study and Use of Military History (1979). E 181

The volume is designed to foster an appreciation of the value of military history, G 94and to explain its uses and the resources available for study.

Koh, Richard H. Eagle and Sword: The Beginning of the Military Establishment in UA 23America (975). K 79T-R-ory of the first peace-keeping army in the US.

Leach, Douglas. Arms for Empire (1973). E 18A military history of the British colonies in North America. 1607-1763. L 46

Leckie, Robert. The Wars of America, 2 Vols (1968). E 181A comprehensive, easy to understand history of America's Wars; covers not only L 49"what" occured but "why."

McElwee, William. The Art of War: Waterloo to Mons (1974). U 41

A study of war as it was practiced in the West between 1815 and 1914. M 14

Mackintosh, Malcolm. Juggernaut (1967). UA 770A history of the Soviet Armed Forces, with emphasis on the World War II Era. H 28

Macksey, Kenneth. The History of Land Warfare (1976). U 27

The author concentrates on those events which demonstrate the crucial factors and M 15phases that conditioned land warfare throughout the ages.

Macksey, Kenneth. Tank Warfare (1971). UG 446.5A history of tanks In battle. M 21

Millis, Walter. Arms and Men (1956). E 181

History of the development of the armed foroes of the United States; balance H 61between whet was militarily desirable and what was politically possible.

Ibntgomery, arard, A Hltory of Wrfare (1968). U 27The oulminatico of a ltfeties thouGhts and experiences. H 76

Fruohe, raoi P. Ed of the NSe 11. (1969). El181The ~y of tin y plio uriag the period 1783-1846. P 95

Sohlff, Sae. A NIstr of 'll Arm (1974). DS 119.2

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Shirer. William L. The Rise and Fall of the Third Reich (1960). DD 256.2A history of Nazi Germany. S 48

Stillman, Richard. The US Infantry: Queen of Battle (1965). UD 23Accounts of the foot soldier, from the pre-Revolutionary period to Vietnam. S 73

Tuchan, Barbara W. The Proud Tower (1960). D 398The world before World War I, 1890-1914. T 79

Tuctman, Barbara W. Stilwell and the Aerican Experience in Chin. 1'911-915 (1970). DS 775A definitive book on United States and Chinese relations from World Mar 1 5 79through post-World War II years.

Vatikotis. P. J. The History of Egypt from Huhamad Ali to Sedat (1969). DT 107A history of Modern Egypt; an introduction to the developent and evolution of V 311Egyptian society.

Weigley, Russell F. American Way of War (1973). E 181A history of United States military strategy and policy. V 111

Weigley, Russell F. History of the United States Army (1967). UA 25The author presents the development of military thought and the history of the Army W 113as an institution.

Wiley, Bell I. The Life of Billy Yank (1952). E 607A story of the common soldiers of the Union. W 611

Wiley, Bell I. The Life of Johnny Rob (1943). E 607A story of the comon soldiers of the Confederacy. W 65

Yim, Kwan Ha. China since Mao (1980). DS 779.26Depicts the course of events in post Mao China, from the death of Chou E LAI to Y 51Teng Hsiao Ping.

Zook, David H. and Robin HiSham. A Short History of Warfare (1967). U 27Focuses on the strategic levels of military history. Z 6

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COMMAND AND LEADERSHIP

Babbitt, Irving. emocracy and Leadership (1924). JC 423The author applies the principles of humanime to the civil social order. B 11

Barnett, Correlli. The Swordbearers (1964). D 530A provocative reappraisal of military leadership. B 26

Baynes, John. Morale (1967). U 22A study of men and courage. B 34

Balker. Loren B. The First-Time Manager (1979). HF 5549A book for the beginning leader who is delighted about his promotion and panic B 43stricken with the realization he will be judged on how well subordinates perform.

Bennis. Warren. Unconscious Conspiracy: Why Leaders Can't Lead (1976). HM 141An explanation of possible leadership crises and how they can affect the future. B 47

Carrington, James H. Comand Control Compromise (1973). U 153The author presents an objective method for evaluating and determining an C 31officer's potential.

Clark, Bruce. Guidelines for the Leader and Commander (1968). UB 210Outlines the leadership and management techniques used by General Clarke in his C 55forty-year military career.

Cumings. Paul N. Open Management (1980). HD 31The book contains a series of practical and successful solutions to 'people C 97problems.'

Dodge, Theodore A. Great Captains (1968). U 51Six lectures showthe infliuence on the art of war of the cmpaigns of Alexander, D 6Hannibal, Caesar. Gustavus Molphus. Frederick. and Napoleon.

Downing. David. The Devil's Virtuosos: German Generals at War 1940-5 (1977). D 757The book focuses on the German direction of the wmr, and the strong and mak D 75points of the German military leaders.

Eddy, William B., editor. Behavioral Science and the Manager's Role (1980). HD 31A collection of essays that relate to the manager's behavior to his/her B 42surroundings and the people with whom he/she works.

Esame. Hubert. Patton: A Study in Command (1974). D 808.05Patton's accomlishments on the battlefields of North Africa and Europe. P27 E78

Finer, S. E. The Man on Horseback (1962). U 21A provocative study of military leadership in politics. F 49

Freeman, Douglas. Lee's Lieutenants, 3 Vols (1946). E 467A study of command during the Civil War. F 87

Fuller, John F. C. Generalship (1933). E 672A study of the personal factor in Command. F 96

Greenfield, Kent R., editor. Command Decisions (1960). D 808An Army historian's collection of essays on a number of the major decisions that A 2-8were made during World War 1i.

Hays, Samuel H. Taking Command (1967). UB 210A great "how-to" and "why" book on leadership. H3

Killian, Ray A. Managers Must Lead (1979). HF 5549The book focuses on what a manager should be. K 48

Klinnard, Douglas. The War Managers (1977). DS 556.3A retired officer's summation of the views of more than one hundred Army generals K 55who commanded units In Vietnam.

MacDonald, C. B. Compaeny Commander (1917). D 809.73The experiences of a young officer in World War II. 23d M2

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Marshall, S. L. A. Han Against Fire (1947). UB 210The author is concerned with the problem of battle command in future warfare, and M 35offers suggestions for improving that comand.

Puryear, Edgar F. Nineteen Stars (1971). UB 210A study of Aerican military leadership and character. P 97

Romfel, Erwin. Attacks (1979). UD 231The first complete and unabridged version of the author's book, Infantry Attacks, 3 661to be published in the United States.

Roskolanko, Harry, comp. Great Battles and Their Great Generals (1971). D 25The author lists thirteen of the greatest battles and commanders In histary. R 82

Ruge, Friedrich. Rommel in Normandy (1979). D 756.5Personal rminiscences of the author, who from November 1943 to August 19111 served N6 R 92as naval advisor to the staff of Army Group B.

Smyth. John C. Leadership in War. 1939-1945 (1945). D 744Generals in victory and defeat during World Mar 1I. S 66

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Comand and Control DS 556.41950-1969 (1974). A22 E51 pUAn analytical appraisal of the United States milltary command and control structure.

United States Military Academy. A Study of Organizational Leadership (1972). UB 210Military leadership, past and present. S 93

Vien, Co Van. Leadership/Cao Van Vien (1981). UB 415A view from the "other side of the hill"; about military leadership and its V53 V66responsibilities.

Weigley, Russell F. Eisenhower's Lieutenants: The Campaign of France and Germany D 76119414-1915 (1981). w 41An appraisal of the senior military command during this period.

Although not reading material, the following biographical tapes, "The Commander Series," are excellent iand available in the Individual Learning Center:

MT0177 The Commanders: Isoroku Yamamoto - Architect of the surprise attack on Pearl Harbor, the62:00 minutes driving force behind Japan's war machine. A military giant.

MT0182 The Commanders: Erwin Rommel, Field Marshal of the German Army, the Desert Fox. His Story54:00 minutes from dazzling victories in France and North Africa to crushing defeats at El

Alamein and in Normandy.

MT0183 The Commanders: Douglas MacArthur - Supreme Commander, Pacific Theater, the most flaimboyant62:00 minutes and individualistic of all World War 1I generals. The only WIZ general whose

career extended into the era of nuclear strategy.

MT0192 The Comanders: Sir William Slim - Field Hershal of the British Amy, British Commander in the62:20 minutes China-Burma-India theater.

MT0193 The Commanders: Georgi Zhukov - Marshal of the Soviet Union, the atern. iron-willed commander60:00 minutes who never lost a battle.

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WT0196 The Comanders: Sir Arthur "iberO Morris, Nirshal of the byal Air Force, the commnder52:00 minutes %ose role In WII still provokes controversy.

NT0220 The Comanders: Dwight D. Eisenhower - Supwme Comander of the Grand Alliance.62:05 Minutes

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IN'TELLIGENCE/ELECTRONIC WARFARE

Beesly. Patrick. Very Special Intelligence (1978). D 742.2An authoritative account of the British Airalty's Operational Intelligence Center B 41(OIC), and the key role it played in the Battle of the Atlantic.

Cave Brown, Anthony. Bodyguard of Lies (1975). D 810An examination of the Allied intelligence efforts, which gave the Allies an edge 57 C37over the Nazi war machine.

Ford, Carey. Cloak and Dagger (1945). D 808.064The secret account of the Office of Strategic Services. F 75

Godson, Roy. Intelligence Requirements for the 1980's: Elements of Intelligence UB 251(1979). U5161An overview of the main points the US intelligence establishment should consider inthe years ahead.

Lewin, Ronald. ULTRA Goes to War (1978). D 810Traces the events of the Intelligence war as waged by the Western Allies against S7 L43Nazi Germany.

O'Ballance, Edgar. The Electronic War in the Middle East 1968-1970 (1974). DS 119.7A survey of the importance this new type of warfare has played in the Middle fast. D 12

Stevenson. William. A Man Named Intrepid (1976). D 810A chronicle of the world's first Integrsted Intelligence operations and its chief. s8 S84

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - The Role of the Military D)S 556.71Intelligence, 1965-1967 (1974). A22 M013Studies of military intelligence during the Vietnam War. pU

Winterbothm, F. W. The Ultra Secret (1974). D $10The story of how, during World War II, the highest form of Intelligence, obtained CBS W78from the breaking of the supposedly unbreakable German machine cyphers. wasprocessed and distributed with complete security to President Roosevelt, WinstonChurchill and all the principal Chiefs of Staff and coamanders in the field through-out the wr.

INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Bemish, Tufton. The Kremlin's Dilemma (1979). JC 559The author concentrates on the problem of huma rights. E92 B36

Bertram. Christopher, editor. Prospects of Soviet Power in the 1980's (1980). DK 274An exploration of Soviet interests and power, from a Soviet perspective. P 96

Mazynski, George. Flashcoint Poland (1979). DK 443A study of Poland between the years 1970 and 1979. B 64

Boulding, Kenneth. Stable Peace (1978). JiX 1904.5Discusses the problems of peace today, and the hope for peaceful solutions. B 76

CmeoJo, Pedro. The Nicaraguan Revolution (1979). F 1528An acount of the revolution in Nicaragua. N5

Cote, Curtis. The Ides of August: The Berlin Wall Crisis - 1961 (1978). W) 881The events leading up to the construction of the Berlin Wall and how the east C 35handled it.

Child, John. Unequal llianoe (1980). F 1414

ihe unequal and uneven US-Latin Merican alliance, and the Inter-Anerloan milltary C 53system.

Close, Robert. Europe Without Defense: 48 Hours that could oheage the Fae of the UA 66.3

World (1979). C 64A _relistio look at US views towards war and the inevitability of war If certainguidellnes are not maintained.

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CloI'h, Ralph N. Deterrence and Defense In Korea (1976). UA 26An examination of the attitudes of the two Koreas, the Soviet Union. China, and K6 C 64Jpan toward IS forces stationed in Korea.

Cohen. Stephen. India: Emergent Power? (1978). UA 840A discussion that concentrates on India's internal problems, and whether its C 67leaders can find the solutions that can make it a great country.

Collins, John M. American and Soviet Military Trends (1978). UA 23A study of the US-Soviet military balance, and what the future might hold. C 71

Cottrell. Alvin J. The Persian Gulf States: A General Survey (1980). DS 326$ history of the Persian Gulf States up to 1978. Provides background information P 46needed to understand the context In which changes have taken place.

Cro, John A. The Epic of Latin America (1980). F 1410The development of the modern Latin American State. C 95

Evron, Yait. The Middle East: Nations, Superpowers and Wars (1173). DS 119.7An historical survey of the Middle Eastern politica1 con icts, from 1948 to 1971. E 92

Evron, Yair. The Rise of Arms Control in the Middle East (1977). U 1The study deals with past experience, present issues, and the future of arms A 23 #138control in the Arab-Israeli region of the Middle EBst.

Fontaine, Roger W. Latin America: Struggle for Progress (1977). F 1418Discusses choice available to the United States in its relations with Latin T 37Aerica.

Godson, by. Euro-Communis. (1978). HX 23Examines the strength of West European Comunist Parties, their domestic Z 7programs and their foreign policies with regard to NATO and the USSR.

Hellman, Donald C. China and Jan: A Sew Balance of Power (1976). E 183.8The author discusses the relationships between the US, Japan, and China. C5 C53

Hsuh, Chun-To. Dimensions of China's Foreign Relations (1977). D6 777.55The book brings Into focus various studies that reflect bl- and multilateral D 58patterns of interaction between Chine aid other States in the international system.

Johnson. Stuart E. The Military Equation in Northeast Asia (1979). UA 26The nature and likelihood of various military contingencies are analyzed: Soviet A84 J69Interdiction of Japan's sea lanes; a new Norean War; and an attack on Taiwan byChina.

LAqueur, alter. Strugle for the Middle East (1969). DS 63.2The book traces Soviet poliny relations with the Middle fast countries, from 1958 R9 L31to 1968.

Long, avid E., editor. Government and Politics of the Middle East and North Africa D3 62.8(1980). G 72 -

A survey of the various kinds of political establishments that can be found inthee vital areas.

MacDonald, Charles G. Iran. au Arabia. a the La of t Sea (1980). JX 4422Political inteations and loga devnlo8ta In the Seaslm V*"f lion. P44 "13

McGovern, ames. To the Talu: From the Chinese Invasion of Korea to MaArthur's DS 917.183Dimissal (1972). M 17The behind the events that led to a twenty-year-long break In Chinese-Aerian relations.

nadelin, Henri. Oil aM Politics (1975). HD 9575The author provides a political Wnpeative to the tough questions cancoenng 14 Boil.

Mlody, Thames. Burued: The Tradic Years (09714). DT 449An eewitness aoount of the civil strife In Burundi, Africa, from April through 388 S1Agust 1972. 4

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Middleton. Drew. The Duel at the it: China and Russia iAia(1978). DS 740.5Th. book chronicles te authr 1, *rSalons of his trip t ino. ft 8 1.

Ponter-Brlock, Keith. editor. Soldiers and Oil: The Political Transformation at JQ 31*6Nios!4 (1978). S 68ffsiiess the role of the military in Nigerian politics.

Polk. Villim Rt. The EXClusiVe Peace: The Middle East in the Twentieth Century DS 119.7(1979). P 76The problems - political,* military. religious - that plague the Middle East countriesand the Chances for peace.

Samora. Julien. History of the Mexican-American People (1977). E 184'Places in proper perspetv h Max ican-Inerican contribution to the history of M5 08~the United States. r

Simons. Robert Rt. The Strained Alliance (1975). DS 9W'.18A study Of the origins and politics of the Korean War. S 59T

Stookey, Robert W. America and the Arab States (1975). DS 63.2The author traces the history of America's troubled relations with the Arab states, U5S 88

Whetten. Lawrence L. The Caal War:. Four Power Conflicts in the Middle East (19741). DS 119.7An in-depth study Of the Arab-Israeli conflict as It affects and is affected by W 56great power Positions In the Middle East.

Whetten. Lawrence L. The Future of Soviet Military Power (1976). UA 770Proceedings of an International conference held in West Germany on 1-2 May 1975. F 99

Wilson, Evan M. Decision On Palestine (1979). E 183.8DiscUsses the numerous problems caused by the Palestine question during the period 17 V 7411942-1948, and the final decision to establish a Jewish State.

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IUited Stats Department of the Amuy. Vletem Studies: Logistic Support (1974). DS 556.74IA assessment of logistics support to the obet force. L 24 K 34 pU

Van C eveld. Nrtin. Suonijine Ver (1978). U 168Logistics fra Veilenstein to Patton. V 21

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NUCLEAR, BIOLOGICAL, CHEMICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL WARFARE

Dolt. Brhuce A.* Nuclear EsplosIvS an arthouakos (1976). UG120;The ~ ~ ~ l boki ae nosrvations * conclusions, and opinions drawn frcm scientific AS 369

literature and more.3

Curtis, Richard. Nuclear Lessons (1980). HD 9698Nuclear accidents from 1952 to present. C 98

Douglass. Joseph D. Soviet Mtateo for Nuclear War (1978). UA 770A study that argues htteUS at superiority not parity. D 73

Imai * Ryukichi. Nuclear Eneray and Nuclear Prolifrto (1980). .11 1974Awarning of what can happen i1f so sort of 'fnuclAcntrli o salse. I3

Leaver, Ernest W. Nuclear Arma in the thid Wo4d US Lic A ieMa (1979). UF 767The third world, its nuclear capabil itie;,I an ht the Iltad States ami do about L 493this problem.

Mandelbsum, Michael. The Nuclear Question: The United Staes and Nuclear Weapons UA 231946-1976 (1979). K 27

* A history of American nuclear weapons policy.

R ose, John P. The Evolution of US Army Nuclear Doctrine. 1945-1980 (1980). UA 25Why we are where we ore today and sme suggestions fbr change. R 79

Willrich. Mascn. Nuclear Thf:Risks and Safeguards (1974). ND9698The author's report of thDrd Ddatlon's bergy Policy Project. In addition-. A2 W73the book discusses safeguarding our ideas and weapons.

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ORGANIZATION AND AIMINISTRATION

Deckhard, Richard. Organizational Transitions (1977). HD 58.8Presents a model which will help the manager to think about Transition management. B 39

Coqfey, Kenneth J. Manpower for Military Mobilization (1978). UA 17.5Contrasts US defense planning for emergencies with present manpower mobilization U5 C67capabilities.

Dietchman. Seymour J. New Technology of Military Power: General Purpose Military UA 23Forces for the 1980's and Beyond (1979). D 32A detailed study of how advanced technology, since World War II. has transformedthe US military services.

Gabriel. Richard A. Crisis in Command (1978). UA 25A study of mismanagement in the United States Army since Vietnam. G 11

Kotter, John P. Organizational Dynamics (1978). 1D 56.8A simple and workable model that can lead the manager through a systematic K 87diagnostic process.

Rothenberg, Ginther E. The Anatomy of the Israeli Army: The Israel Defence Force. UA 8531948-78 (1979). 18 R84Analysis of a singular military establishment; its organization and people; itsbackground and employment during the years.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Financial Management of the DS 556.3Vietnam Conflict, 1962-1972 (1975). A22 T21The book discusses the Army's financial management during the Vietnam Conflict. pU

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Sharpening the Combat Edge DS 556.71(1974). A 22 pUThe use of analysis tW reinforce military judgment.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Tactical and Material DS 556.75Innovations (1974). U 58 pUA documented account of certain innovations that infljenced the command of anInfantry division.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - The War in the Northern DS 556.45Provinces. 1966-1968 (1975). A22 P31 pUAn account of the North Vietnamese attempts to seize control of Quang Ti andThus Thien Provinces in South Vietnam.

United States Defense Intelligence Agency. The Chinese Armed Forces Today (1979). UA 835The US Defense Intelligence Agency Handbook of China's Army, Navy and Air Force. U 58

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SELECTED WARS. BATTLES, AND CAMPAIGNS

Asprey, Robert B. At Belleau Wood (1965). D 545A study of American troops in France during W I. Contains many descriptions of N7 A68small unit actions.

Baldwxn, Hanson W. Battles Lost and Won (1966). D 734The author evaluates eleven battles of World War II. B 19

Baldwin, Hanson W. The Crucial Years, 1938-1941 (1976). D 760A brief outline history of W II, with sections describing all major theaters and B 18actions in 1939, 1940. and 1941.

Bank, Arthur. A Military Atlas of the First World War (1975). G 1037A study of the conflict of 1914-1918 on land, sea and in the air throuh maps, B 21diagrams and illustrations.

Bauer, K. J. exican War, 1846-1848 (1974). E 404The military, political and diplomatic aspects of the war. B 34

Beck, John J. MacArthur and Wainwright (1974). D 767.4A day-by-day account of General Douglas MacArthur's final days in the Philippine B 39Islands in early 1942, and of General Jonathan M. Wainwright and the fall of Bataanand Corregidor.

Blumenson, Martin. Bloody River (1970). D 769.325The nightmare story of the defeat of the 36th "Texas" Division as it tried to B 62cross the Rapido River in Italy.

Blumenson, Martin. Breakout and Pursuit (1951). D 808A history of the Army's breakout from Normandy and the pursuit of the Germans A 2-Dacross Prance.

Botting, Douglas. World War II: The Second Front (1978). D 756.5A discussion of the final operations in Northwest Europe, beginning with the 16 B 75Normandy landings.

Bradford, Ernie. The Battle for the West: Thermopylae (1980). DI 225.5A swift-moving account of one of the most important battles in western history. B 79

Caidin. Martin. The Tigers are Burning (19T4). D 773.4The Battle of Kursk in 1943. C 13

Caputo, Philip. A Rumor of War (1977). DS 559.2An intriguing first-hand account of what it was like to be a Karine lieutenant C 25platoon leader in 1965 in Vietnam.

Carell, Paul. Hitler Moves East (1965). D 773The military events of Operation BARBAROSSA, the German invasion of Russia in 1941. C 32

Carell. Paul. Scorched Earth: The Russian-German War 1943-1944 (1970). D 773Covers the great battles on the eastern front during 1943 and 1944. C 33

Carmichael, Thomas N. Ninety Days: Five Battles that Chanhed the World (1971). D 760A history of selected battles and their effects on the future. C 21

Chandler, D. The CanPajiis of Napoleon (1967). DC 151A study of Napoleon's y of war. C 36

Clark, Alan. Derbaroa:, M The Russia-Gemn Cofliot. 1!-19"15 (1965). 0 773A documented study of the wr b the IBaste SMIF t. C

Clark, Mark W. From the Danube to the YelU (1954). 15 917.2A critical study of Ameriain policy on liited '. C 51

lemdonan, C. C. Uood on the Border: The United States Arm and the Nzigcan a 181MM O (1969). C 59amato the long aeries of undeclared were aloi the Ito Q(ade louer between108 and 1920.

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Collins, J. lawton. War in Peacetime (1969). DS 917.2A definitive history of the Korean War. C 69

Dank, Milton. The Glider Gang (1976). D 738.3A comprehensive overview of World War II glider training and glider operations. D 18

Devlim, Gerald. Paratrooper (1979). UD 483The sage of US Army and Marine parachute and glider combat troops during World D 49War II.

Dowms, Frederick. The Killing Zone: My Life in the Vietnam War (1978). DS 559.5An Infantry lieutenant's experiences in the Vietnam war. D 69

Duffy, Christopher. The Army of Frederick the Great (1976). UG 39A story of Frederick II of Prussia and his army at work In shaping modern Europe. D 85

Dupuy, Trevor N. Elusive Victory: The Arab-Israeli Wars, 1947-1974 (1978). DS 119.2An account of the several Arab- Isr XL wars and their results. D 49

Eisenhower, Dwight D. Crusade in Europe (1948). D 767.6A personal narrative of the war in Europe. E 44*

El-Bardi, Hassan. Ramadan War (1978). DS 128.1An assessment of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War frnm

an Egyptian viewpoint. B 13

Ellis, John. Eye-Deep in Hell (1979). D 530Trench warfare in World War I. E 47

Erickson, John. The Road to Stalingrad (175). D 764Sta)in's war with Germany, and the effect the Battle of Stalingrad had on the E 68outcome.

Fall, Bernard B. Hell in a Very Small Place (1964). DS 550An account of the 56-day siege of Dien Bien Phu. F 19

Fall, Bernard B. Last Reflections on a War (1964). CS 557A final testament to the War in Vietnam. A5 F52

Fall. Bernard B. Street Without Joy (1964). DS 535Key events of the Indochina War, 1946-1954. F 19

Farrar-Hockley, Anthony. The Edge of the Sword (1954). D5 917.165The role of the British 29th Independent Infantry Brigade Group in the IMjln F 24BSttle in Korea.

Fehrenbach, T. D. This Kind of War: A Study in Unpreparedness (1963). DS 917.6A journalist's account of military actions in Korea. F 32

Foote, Shelby. The Civil War, 3 Vols (1974). E 181A trilogy of the last year of the Civil War. F 68

Frassanito, William A. Gettysburg. A Journey in Time (1975). F *75.53A view of Gettysburg. its people, and the carnage of the battle which stands today F 83as one of the worst of human history.

Freidel, Frank. The Splendid Little War (1958). E 715An outstanding account of the Spanish-iAericoan War. F 88

Gates, John M. Schoolbooks and Kran: The Army In the Philippines. 1889-1902 (1973). DS 679Strases the relative brevity of the Filipino Insurrection, and the extent of G 25Aerican success in coping with problems of unconventional warfare.

Ga in, Jemes M. On to Berlin: Battles of an Airborne Comander. 1943-1946 (1978). D 769.346An account of the 82nd Airborne Division's ctions in Wrld War I. 82nd G24

lover, Michael. The Peninsular War, 1807-1141 (1974). DC 231A concise military histo-)y that covers British military operations in Spain during G 56Napoleon's timp.

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Grant. Michael. The Army of the Caesars (1974). DO 89A history of the army of the Roman emperors. G 76

Grant, Michael. The Fall of the Roman Empire: A Reappraisal for our Own Time (1976). DG 311The author compares the post with the present, and comes up with some d! t rbing G 76

J resul ts.

Gugeler, Russell A. Combat Actions in Korea: Infantry. Artillery. Armor (1954). DS 917Description of various battles and their results. G 93

Hart. Harold H. Yom Kippur plus 100 Days (1974). DS 128.1The human side of the war and its aftermath. H 32

Herzog. Chaim. Battles of the Bible (1978). BS 1197The author applies modern military concepts and terminology to the Biblical H 58narratives of Israel's ancient wars.

Herzog, Chaim. War of Atonement (1975). DS 128.1An assessment of the strategy used by Israel during the 1973 Arab-Israeli War. H 58

Higginbotham, Don. War of American Independence: Military Attitudes. Policies. and E 210Practices 1763-1789 (1971). H 53The book traces the military history of the Colonies during the era of the revolution.

Hindley, Geoffrey. Medieval Warfare (1971). U 37A study of the history of warfare during the nine centuries from A.D. 600 to H 58A.D. 1500.

Home, Alistair. The Price of Glory: Verdun. 1916 (1963). D 545Personal commentaries on the Battle of Verdun during World War I. V3 H81

Home, Alistair. A Savage War of Peace: Algeria. 1954-1962 (1977). DT 295A history of the Algerian War. H 64

Houston, Donald E. Hell on Wheels (1978). UA 31The story of the 2d Armored Division, from Fort Banning to Berlin in W II. 2d H84

Howard, Michael. The Franco-Prussian War (1959). DC 289

The best one-volume coverage of a decisive European War. H 83

Infantry Magazine. Distant Challenge: The US Infantrymn in Vietnam. 1967-1970 DS 556.6

(1971). 1 51A follow-on volume to Infantry in Vietnam.

Insight Team of the London Sunday Times. The Yom Kippur War (1974). DS 128.1An account of the 1973 Arab-Israeli War. Y 54

Keegan, John. Barbarossa (1970). D 773An account of the invasion of Russia In 1941. K 24

Keegan, John. The Fae* of Battle (1976). D 25Dissects five famous battles of history and concentrates on the soldier and his K 26motivation.

Ladd, James. Coesandos and Rangers of World War 11 (1978). D 760The story of the men who carried out the raids in World War 11. C63 L15

Langley, Michael. The Inohon Landing (1979). D5 918.2A story of General Deugla MacArthur's last triuSph on 15 September 1950 at Inchcn, 15 L36Korea, eighteen miles from Seoul.

Lewy, Genter. America in Vietnam (1978). DS 558A systematic analysis of the war. L 418

Maconald, C. B. The Battle of the Huertgen Forest (1963). D 767.681A testament to the endurance of the human body and the human spirit. H9 H2

Marshall, George C. Memoir of My Service in the World War. 1917-191A (1978). D 570.9Personal narrative. N 36

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Marshall. S. L. A. Battle at Best (1963). D 808.01Accounts of eight critical actions of World War II and the Korean War. N 35

Marshall, S. L. A. Battles in the Monsoon (1967). DS 556.86A comprehensive account of three battles in Vietnam. M 35

Marshall, S. L. A. Night Drop: The American Airborne Invasion of Normandy (1962). D 767.6A memorable account of the airborne operations in France in June 1944. H 35

Marshall. S. L. A. Pork Chop Hill (1956). DS 917.88Seyewitness account of the Aerican fighting man in action in Korea. N 35

Marshall, S. L. A. The River and the Gauntlet (1953). DS 917.83The defeat of the 8th Ary by the Chinese Communist Forces, November 1950, In M 35Korea.

Marshall, S. L. A. Sinai Victory (1958). DT 40command decisions of the Israeli commanders during the 100-hour conquest in the H 36Sinai Peninsula.

Maxwell, Neville. India's China War (1970). D 480.85A history of the China-India War. N 45

Mellenthin, F. W. Panzer Battles, 1939-1945 (1956). D 745.349A study of the major German armor campaigns of W II. M 48

Morton, Louis. The Fall of the Philippines (1953). D 808Details the defense and collapse of the Philippines, 1941-1942. A 2-E

Moser, Don. China-Burma-India (1978). D 767.6A pictorial account of the actions in the CBI Theater during World War II. M 89

Moulton, J. L. The Battle of Antwerp (1978). D 738.2A discussion of the campaign in Northwest Europe. N 93

Mrazek, James E. The Gilder War (1975). D 738.2An action packed account of fighting gliders and the gallant men who went into M 93battle in these machines.

Norman, A. V. B. The Medieval Soldier (1971). U 37Depicts the life of the medieval warrior, his training, weapons and equipment, N 78 Iand his rights and obligations under the feudal system.

O'Ballance, Edgar. No Victor. No Vanquished: The YON Kippur War (1978). DS 128.1A history of the 1972 War. 0 12

Obedorfer, Don. TETI (1971). D5 556.88An examination of the Oommunist offensive in Vietnam in 1968. 0 2

Palmer, David R. Sumons of the Trumpet: US - Vietnam In Perspective (1978). Do 558A reexamination of the political oJectives that drove the selection of military P 17strategies.

Pike, Douglas. War, Peace and the Viet Cong (1969). DS 556.31

The author examines the major contenders In the struggles. P 6

Pyle, Ernie. Brave men (1941). D 731.86A reporter's view of World War II. P91

guandt, W. 9. Ievolution and Political Leadership (1969). OT 295An In depth study of the Alaeri Ivolution, 19514-1968. Q 25

Ridgwmy, Hatthew B. The Korean War (1967). 08 917.2The military strategy of the War as seen by a decision maker. 143

Ryan, Cornelius. A Bridso Too.Fer (1971). D 767.681The battle of Arnhem, which was considered the greatest airborne operation of AT I9World War II.

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Ryan, Cornelius. The Last Battle (1966). D 767.721An acount of the fall of Berlin to Soviet Forces in 1945. B4 R9

Scheamer. Benjamin. The Raid (1976). DS 556.891An account of the unsuccessful US attempt to rescue POWs near Hanoi. S 32

Sheehan, Nell. Pentagon Papers (1971). DS 556.1The New York Times report on the secret Pentagon study of knerican participation P 41in the Vietnam War.

Slim, William. Defeat Into Victory (1961). D 787Viscount Slim's account of the Burma campaign. S 45

Steinberg, Rafael. Return to the Philippines (1979). D 767.4A pictorial account of Japan's occupation of the Philippines and of MacArthur's 5 81triumphant return.

Toland. John. The Last 100 Days (1966). D 767.72Describes the last three months of World War II in Europe. T 57

Toland, John. Rising Sun: The Decline and Fall of the Japanese Empire. 1936-1945 DS 885(1970). T 57An account of the War, seen from the Japanese point of view, that changed theface of Asia.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Airmobility 1961-1971 (1973). DS 556.52Traces the evolution of airmobility in the US Army. A22 T55 pU

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Allied Participation in DS 556.72Vietnam (1975). A2 L32 pUA story of the efforts of the more than forty nations that provided assistancein Vietnam.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Cedar Falls, Junction City DS 556.87(1974).A documented account of several major actions. A2 R63 pU

United Stae Office of the Chief of Military History. Korea. 1951-1953 (1956). DS 917.2An outline of events from January 1951 to the cessation of hostilities in July A 2111953.

United States Office of the Chief of Military History. The US Army in the Korean DS 917.82War, 5 Vols (1951-1966). A 2A documented account of the war in Korea.

Utley, Robert M. Frontier Regulars: The United States Army and the Indian. 1866-1891 E 83.866(1973). U 91A volume on the iars of the United States; conquest of the Plains.

Van Don, Tran. Our Endless War: Inside Vietnam (1978). DS 556.9The War as seen by the other side. T 77

Wallace, Robert. The Italian Campaign (1978). D 763A pictorial acoount. 18 W19

Watt, Richard M. Dare Call It Treason (1963). D 548

An account of the 1917 mutiny In the Wrench Army. W 34

Webster, G. The Roman Imperial Army (1969). DG 89One of the best works on this amazing institution. W38

Wheeler, Keith. The Road to Tokyo (1979). D 767An account, from Pearl Harbor to hkyo, of the US push to drive the Japanese N 56back to Japan.

Wheeler, Rohrd. Iwo (1980). D 767.99Story of Iwo Jima. 19 N 56

Whiting, fale 3. a Crose the Yalu (1960). D8 917.183The standard manialyls ;5452Chinea decision to intervene. W 58

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Wilmot, Chester. The Struggle for Europe (1952). D 767.6An account of the European War as it Ws conducted and fOught by the leaders and W 68armies of both sides.

Wolff, Leon. In Flanders Fields (1958). D 542An analysis of the battles of Passehendaela in 1917. Y72 W8

Yadin, Yigael. Art of Warfare in Biblical Lands. 2 Vols (1963). U 31Discusses all facets of the art of warfare in Biblical times. Y 2

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Braestrup, Peter. Big Story, 2 Vols (1977). DS 557.8The 1968 TET offensive as portrayed in the media. T14 881

Churchill, Rt. C. The Six Day War (1967). DS 127Political and military actions during the 1967 Arab-Israeli Wa'. C 437

Collins. Arthur S., Jr. Common Sense Training: A Philosophy for Working Leaders U 408.3(1978). C 71The author's focus is on the training at the battalion-level and below.

Dayan, Moshe. DiayothSii Cain (1965). DT 430Apersonal accon oI one of I 3e' more successful lrs. D 33

Doughthy, Robert A. TeEouin Of US ArmyTactical Doctrine. 19436-1976 (1979). CGSIThe first of a series of studies callead the Levnworth Papers. LP #1

Garland, Albert N. Infantry in Vietnam (1967). DS 556.6The Infantry maga zine's first volume on the wr In Vietnam. 1 5

Marshall. S. L. A. Ambush (1969). DS 55E.86Recounts a 1966 c onfrontation between American and enemy forces. M4 36

0'Ballance, Edgar. War In the Yemen (1971). DS 2437An account of a bitter war fought in almost medieval conditions. Y438

0 2Sidorenko, A. The Offensive: A Soviet View (1970). UAD 253

The author, a well-known Soviet military theorist, discusses the general theoretical S 56questions of modern offensive combat under conditions where nuclear Weapons areused.

Unkited States Department of the Army. DA Pam 20-233. German Defense Tactics U 133Against Russian Breakthroughs (1951). U 21The Study, wr itten by a roup of former German officers, describes thecharacteristics Of Russian breakthroughs and the countermeasures employed bythe Germans.

j United States Department of the Army. DA Pam 20-230: Russian Combat Methods in D 759.1World War UI (1950). R9 A2Ev al utes Russian combat methods in terms of German combat doctrine, and comparesRussian staff methods to those of the German General Staff. Indispensable to an

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - The Develo mnt and Training DS 556.79of the South VietnamesAry15017 (1975). A22 C69 pU

survey Of the role of the ACadvisory system.

United States Department of the Army. Vietnam Studies - Field Artillery, 19543-1973 U 7132.087(197F5). U 58 pUAn appraisal of the role played by the Field Artillery in the Vietnam War.

Uniited States Department of the DAy. Vietnams Studies - Law at War. Vietnam, DS 556.21964-1973 (1975). A2 P95 pUA history of the UIS legal activities in Vietnam.

Uniited States Department of the Abuy. VIetnam Studies - Medical Sujwort at the United DS 556.2

Stte m y ine itnm 1%6~11,0 (1973). A22 N292 pUA hitor ofthe S Am' mia Services in the Vietnam War.

UnLbited States Department of the hAy. Vietnam Studies -Mounted Combat In Vietnami D3 556.51(19713).U 58 pU

An account of the operations of armored units of the US bumy in the Repwlia of

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TERRORISM/GUERRILLA WARFARE

Asprey, Ibert B. War in the Shadows: The Guerrilla in History (1975). U 240Explains the Vietnam Conflict in the historical terms of Guerrilla Warfare. A 84

BaCla8n, Uladrico. Lesson from the Huk Campaign in the Philippines (1956). DS 671A reexamination of the Huk Campaign by the Infantry School of the Armed Forces B 21of the Philippines.

Bailey, inald H. Partisans and Guerrillas (1978). D 802The author explains the ideas that motivated partisans and guerrillas during World B 29 B 15War II.

Barron, John. KGB: The Secret Work of the Soviet Secret Agents (1974). HV 8225An account of the Soviet Union's "secret-police" system and its numerousespionage branches.

Burton, John. Deviance, Terrorism and War (1979). HN 18The author provides a process of solving unsolved social and political problems. B 97

Dobson, Christopher. The Terrorists: Their Weapons. Leaders, and Tactics (1979). HV 6431An account of the international terrorist onslaught of the 1970's. D 63

Gott, Richard. Guerrilla Movements in Latin America (1971). U 240The first documented study of Latin American guerrilla movements. G 71

Guevara, Ernesto. The Complete Bolivian Diaries of Che Guevara (1968). F 1788The diaries were written during the author's attempt to establish an G 931insurrectionary movement in Blivia, 1966-1967.

Heggoy, Alf A. Insurgency and Counterinsurgency in Algeria (1972). U 240A thorough and well-balanced study of tactics and organization of the Algerian H 36revolution.

Heilbrunn, Otto. Warfare in the Enemy's Rear (1963). U 167.5The author presents the first systematic study of modern warfare in the enemy's R4 H3rear. Also serves as a chronological introduction to bibliographical sources of USmilitary, naval, and air history, from the beginnings to 1974.

Kionia, N. 1. Guerrilla Warfare ("- 72). U 240A comprehensive study on the slbject of guerrilla warfare. K 66

Laquer, Walter. The Terrorism Reader (1976). MY 6431Studies on terrorim and guerrilla warfare. T 32

Larteguy, Jean. The Guerrillas (1970). U 167.51Describes the brutality and greed of the oppressors, and the dogma and dramas of L 32the revolutionaries.

Mao Ta-tung. o Tse-tung: 0 Guerrillla Warfare (1961). U 240The study has become the basic textbook for waging Comunist revolutionary N 32warfare in underdeveloped and emergent areas throughout the world.

NUl' * Abramtm K. Terrori asnd ostegs Meotltons (1980). NO 6431The origins. orgaintions and ativities of pest, present and future terrorist N 64groups.

OBallance, 3gr. Arab Guerrilla Power (1974). as 119.7A cmprehemaive aoount of the rise, expansion, and decline of Arab guerrilla 0 12power between 1965-1972.

O'Bellmce, Ngmr. Lanmw of Violence: The Iood Politics of Terrorism (1979). NV 61431The terrorist pest, present and future. 0 12

Mbinson, Donald. The lrt Wars (1968). U 240Ouerrills me aadctin t om of unconventional warfare. R 56

ime , Richard ff. m a (1970). D 842Cuse studies of AMJlos, "La, and Latin American revolutions. S 2

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Schiff, Zeev. Fedayeen: Guerrillas Against Israel (1972). DS 119.7The origins, organizations and activities of the guerrilla groups organized by S 32Palestinian refugees in their struggle against Israel. I

Sterling, Clai-e. The Terror Network: The Secret War of International Terrorism HV 6,431(1981). S 8iThe author's major themes are that the-e is a network of terrorism at whose centerone finds a Palestinian connection and a Russian patron; and the prime beneficiaryof terrorism is the Soviet Union.

Taber, Robert. The War of the Flea (1970). U 2540A study of guerrilla wa"fare theory and practice. T 11

Tanhaa, George K. Communist Revolutionary Warfare (1967). DS 550A comprehensive and detailed analysis of guerrilla tactics. T 12

Wilkinson, Paul. Terrorism and the Liberal State (1977). JC 328.6Discusses the problems that any republic will have in dealing with terrorist W 68organizations.

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BaldinRalh B Th R~dj M a.'"WEAPONS AND WIUPMENT

Baldwin,, kph B. "The Deadl] Fuses: Se "Iret 2eas f World War 11 (1980). UF 780

The author's account of the orig1n deve ,. eet. and use of radlo p-3ximity 8 18fue In antialicraft guns and field artillery howitzers.

Brodie. Bernard. From Crossbow to H-bomb (1962). U 800sur.vey 5f the tustruments of mar and their u es over the past tw thousand B 78

years.

Weller. Jac. Weapons and Tactics (1966). U 880

Traces the evolution of weapons and thet1 Impact on tactics thuh the ages. W 4

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