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1.	Comparison between British, French, and American mechanized forces, with particular consideration of organization, armament, vehicles, and doctrines regarding tactical employment.	King, Clifford B.	This study discusses the principles of mechanized forces and the organization and development of them in all three nations. Future use and future conceptions of mechanization is included.

2.	Coast defense operations at Ostende and Zeebrugge during the World War.	Tilton, Rollin L.	This paper discusses the coast defense operations at Ostende and Zeebrugge during the World War extended over practically the entire period of the war. Throughout the war these defenses securely protected...

3.	Communication and intelligence lessons of the joint Army and Navy maneuvers in Hawaii.	Milliken, Charles M.	This study asks why the Black Force (defending forces) failed to obtain information based on five decisive elements described in the paper. Military intelligence, lessons learned, joint maneuvers and communication...

4.	Compare the employment of artillery by the Japanese Second Army and the opposing Russian forces at Liaoyang.	Kennedy, Joseph	This paper gives a comparison of the Japanese and Russian forces’ employment of artillery at Liaoyang from August 30th to September 3rd, 1904. Sections include material and training, organization and...

5.	Advance of the 87th Brigade (4th Division).	Mallan, Daniel H.	This study details the marches by the French division with line of contact, engagement, and final decisive blow discussed. Includes a translation from "Une Brigade au feu (21-22 August, 1914)" by E.L.V....

6.	Activities and functions of the Remount Service, Quartermaster Corps, American Expeditionary Forces in France, from Nov. 1917 to June 1919.	Cockrill, Thomas M.	This paper discusses the issues of animal management including procuring, issuing, conditioning, training, feeding, care, disposal, cost and depots by the Remount Service and why it was needed in addition...

7.	Active antiaircraft defense of troop movements at night.	Watson, Dayton D.	This is an adequate study that considers the active antiaircraft defense of an infantry division moving at night. It includes consideration of the division moving by marching and by motor transport and...

8.	Comparison of the German and American systems of evacuation.	Blesse, Frederick A.	This study compares the German military medical evacuation of human casualties during World War I with the American evacuation system.

9.	Comparison of the Roman Army and the Confederate Army operations at Vetera and Harpers Ferry.	Brady, Sidney G.	This study compares two battles, the armies movements, the commanders, principles of war, similarities, and success.

10.	Comparison of the American and foreign cavalry division, with regard to organizations of close support by machine-gun units.	Jacobs, Fenton Stratton	A comparison will be made of the most recently proposed reorganization of the American cavalry division with that of the most recent organization of a foreign cavalry division, namely German (war strength),...

11.	Comparison of divisional organization in several armies.	Chu, Shih-ming	This study discusses the type of organization for a division in the Chinese Army and then covers certain factors that determine meeting the military requirements. Comparisons are made to other foreign...

12.	Advance of the Japanese First Army from 25 March 1904, to 21 April 1904, both dates inclusive, and to include the supply problem of that period.	Watson, Leroy H.	This study discusses the movement of the First Army along with the lack of opposition from the Russians, the bad weather conditions, and the accompanying supply problems.

13.	Advance of the Japanese Second Army from Chin-Chou on Wa-Fan-Gou to include 13 June, 1904.	Turley, Robert E.	This study discusses the operations and advance of the Second Army and operations of the land and naval forces in cooperation from the Battle of Nan-Shan to Wa-Fan-Gou.

14.	Conduct of the covering forces of the Anzac Corps.	Partridge, Frank H.	This study is a critical analysis of the covering forces, their operations and the results.

15.	Compliance with or violation of the principles of mass and cooperation by the Russians at the Battle of Wa-fan-gou.	Knopf, Stacy	This paper discusses the operations by the Russian Army with respect to the principles of mass and cooperation against the Japanese Army at the Battle of Wa-fan-gou.

16.	Conduct of the Russian retirement and the use of reserves and cavalry at Liaoyang.	Bigelow, Maurice C.	The battle of Liaoyang can be divided into three phases which correspond closely to the defense and retirement from the three Russian positions. This study breaks down the three phases and describes them...

17.	Control of experimentation in mechanization.	Kingman, Allen F.	This paper is a discussion of who should control the mechanical, tactical, and strategical progress of the development of mechanized forces.

18.	Critical analysis of air force action in coastal air defense, by phases.	Olds, Robert	This study creates a scenario and discusses the value of air defense and air attack operations and the possible future of military aviation.

19.	Critical analysis of the Battle of Caporetto.	Bigelow, Maurice C.	This study discusses the principles of war in connection with a detailed narrative of the events of the battle of Caporetto. Lessons for the defense and for attack are outlined.

20.	Critical analysis of the Atlanta campaign, May 5 - September 1, 1864.	Ford, Louis P.	This study is a detailed narrative of the events of the Atlanta campaign, with both Union and Confederate sides discussed.