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- Military Review, December 1981.
- Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas
- Audacity in the air war. Captain Charles M. Westenhoff, US Air Force
  
  Assisting the third world in the 1980s. Major Ray P. Linville, US Air Force
  
  Emory Upton: a centennial assessment. Major Andrew J. Bacevich Jr., US Army
  
  The...
- Military Review
- Afghanistan National Army NCO Corps.
- Safi, Roshan
- The creation of the Afghanistan Army is still very much in the infant stages. In May 2002 the Afghanistan Army was established. Within one year of the activation of the Army NCOs established an NCO course at the Kabul Military Center. Given that...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Hungarian NCO history briefing.
- Sashalmi, Zoltan
- Before 1869 the Cavalrymen served in the Hungarian Royal Army in Hungary. They were the same category as the officers now. Next to them served the cadets who are equal with the NCO and the simple infantry were the privates. In 1869 Count...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Noncommissioned Officers of the Lewis and Clark Expedition.
- Brody, Angelia
- In 1803, myths of woolly mammoths; Peruvian llamas; blue-eyed, Welsh-speaking Indians defined the unexplored West. The men of the Lewis and Clark expedition dispelled such speculations, including the myth most hoped would prove to be true: the...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Rally around the colors, Sergeant Williams H. Carney.
- Battle, Teri L.
- The 54th Massachusetts Regiment became the Civil Wars' most famous African American regiment after the heroic assault on South Carolina's Fort Wagner in July 1863. The assault demonstrated to white Americans that African Americans were willing to...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Mission complete?: tactical intelligence during the transition from war to peace.
- Bloechl, Timothy D.
- This monograph describes the stability phase of Operation Just Cause and its associated intelligence operations. It focuses on the intelligence aspects of the operation to answer the question: Does military doctrine adequately address tactical...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Combat support role in operational movements: another step in learning the art of operational maneuver.
- Karis, Daniel G.
- The principles of AirLand Battle Doctrine reflect the tested theories of war and the past experience of the U.S. Army. A fundamental concern of AirLand Battle Doctrine is the ability of the U.S. Army to conduct maneuver at the operational level of...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Applying scientific research to optimize operational rations - exploring the possibilities.
- Proietto, Richard
- Ever since the Army introduced its current primary operational ration, the Meals, Ready-to-Eat (MRE), in the early 1980's it has committed itself to continuously improving them. This has resulted in a far greater variety of menu items, and a taste...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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