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- Guerilla warfare during WWI and WWII.
- Crawford, Albert
- An amplification and Comparison of the change in the U.S. Army due to the use of Guerrilla Warfare during World War I and World War II. Illustrating positive and negative factors of the shaping of the U. S. Military due to experiences with the...
- USASMA Digital Library
- How history, theory, and doctrine of WWI and WWII evolved military tactics.
- Eastburn, John
- A discussion on the US military’s evolving doctrine due to the lessons learned from Asymmetric Warfare during World War I, World War II. The many instances of Asymmetric Warfare used during this period of military history by both enemy and allies...
- USASMA Digital Library
- History, theory, and doctrine of Spotsylvania during the Civil War and WWI Battle of the Argonne Forrest.
- Springer, Gregory E.
- It is essential that Military leaders have a functioning knowledge of history. Former military campaigns are marred by lost battles and leadership failures. The lost battles and leadership failures are a direct reflection of leaders’...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Military Review, December 1968.
- Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
- The United States and Europe. Raymond I. Barrett
  
  Future of armor. MG Walter M. Hutton, British Army
  
  The military handgun. LTC Morris J. Herbert, USA
  
  Beaufre and total strategy. COL Robert G. Krebs, USA
  
  Guerrilla warfare...
- Military Review
- Dynamics of doctrine : the changes in German tactical doctrine during the First World War.
- Lupfer, Timothy T.
- This paper is a case study in the wartime evolution of tactical doctrine. Besides providing a summary of German Infantry tactics of the First World War, this study offers insight into the crucial role of leadership in facilitating doctrinal change...
- Combat Studies Institute (CSI)
- Out of bounds : transnational sanctuary in irregular warfare.
- Bruscino, Thomas A., Jr.
- This paper examines the role played by sanctuaries as they relate to irregular warfare in two conflicts. The first case study looks at the United States' efforts to defeat the advantages gained by the Viet Cong (and later the North Vietnamese Army)...
- Combat Studies Institute (CSI)
- “Reconnaissance-pull” - seeking the path of least resistance.
- Kienle, Frederick R.
- This monograph determines the utility of the “reconnaissance-pull” concept for division commanders. Although the term, “recon-pull” is becoming widely used by many Army leaders, analysis proves that the concept is rarely applied in...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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