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    • Military Review, January 1964.

    • Military Review, January 1964.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • President John F. Kennedy

      Duty beyond chain of command. MAJ GEN T. A. Lane, USA, Ret

      Khrushchev's right flank. COL Robert P. McQuail, USA

      Defense of Norway. LT COL Arne Haugan, Norwegian Army

      An officer's oath. LT COL...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, September 1951.

    • Military Review, September 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Our authors.

      North Atlantic Treaty Organization. COL M. A. Solomon, Artillery

      Unit rotation: the long view. LT COL J. H. Montgomery, Jr., Infantry

      Amphibious operations on navigable rivers. LT COL K. Conner, Artillery...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, December 1951.

    • Military Review, December 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Our authors.

      UDT pays off. LT COL J. E. Robb, Artillery

      Effects of civilian control on the development of military leadership. COL D. B. Harriott, Artillery

      Counterattack: the decisive element of defensive operations. COL W....
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, May 1943.

    • Military Review, May 1943.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • State guard training. MAJ William M. Slaydem

      It's all in the books. MAJ Jack W. Rudolph, Infantry

      Never say "I". COL Glenn H. Palmer, SC

      Notes on winter warfare in the mountains. BG P. D. W. Dunn, British Army Staff

      Air...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, January 1944.

    • Military Review, January 1944.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Notes on jungle warfare. BG Jens A. Doe, 41st Divison

      Target information. MAJ Donald H. Ford, AC

      USASOS SWPA. LT COL Raymond O. Ford, OD

      River line operations. LT COL Jay C. Whitehair, Cavalry

      A check list for summary...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, January-February 2003.

    • Military Review, January-February 2003.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Officership
      Officership: The Professional Practice. Colonel Don J. Snider, U. S. Army, Retired
      The Army Officer as Warfighter. Major Paul Yingling, U.S. Army, and Major John Nagl, U.S. Army
      The Army Officer as Servant. Major Suzanne...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, February 1947.

    • Military Review, February 1947.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • An epic of Brittany. MAJ GEN R. W. Grow, US Army

      Organization for military psychological warfare in ETO. COL H. D. Kehm, FA

      Post-war naval organization: the Navy Department. RADM Miles R. Browning, US Navy, Retired

      The 3D...
    • Military Review
    • Dragoon Saber.

    • Dragoon Saber.

    • Ames, N. P.

    • Single edges, slightly curved blade with heavily rounded quill back. Leather grips are bound with wire. Brass backstrap on grips. Brass ferrule at blade end of grips. Half basket guard on obverse side. 94.5.1a - Scabbard: Browned steel scabbard...
    • Frontier Army Museum
    • Military Review, April 1944.

    • Military Review, April 1944.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • The strategy of the 1943 invasion of Italy. COL Conrad H. Lanza.

      Calculation and risk in the pursuit. MAJ B. Korol, Soviet Army.

      The reconditioning program in Army Service Forces hospitals. BG Charles C. Hillman, US...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, November-December 2007.

    • Military Review, November-December 2007.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Fighting identity: why we are losing our wars. Michael Vlahos; Our enemies understand that "it is in the living of war's mythic passage" that identity will be truly realized. We, for our part, blunder blindly on, fitting ourselves to their...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, July 1951.

    • Military Review, July 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Our authors.

      Logistic support for the unified command and overseas theater. MAJ GEN H. Feldman, US Army

      A corps advances to contact. COL O. C. Troxel, Jr., Artillery

      Next month.

      El Guettar: victory or stalemate? LT COL...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, May 1950.

    • Military Review, May 1950.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Our authors.

      The Moselle River crossing of the 90th Division. Dr. H. M. Cole

      The "stew in their own juice" theory. COL J. G. Vah Houten, Infantry

      Building and training a combat division. LT COL H. E. Townsend,...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, February 1949.

    • Military Review, February 1949.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Establishment of the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps. LT COL M. E. Treadwell, US Air Force Reserve

      The concept of airborne forces. LT COL W. A. Kuhn, Infantry

      The need for a permanent transportation corps. COL N. H. Vissering, GSC...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, July 1944.

    • Military Review, July 1944.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

    • Isolation of the battlefield by air power. GEN Henry H. Arnold, CG, AAF

      Importance and development of leadership in our small unit commanders. COL A. R. MacKechnie, Infantry

      Pre-induction training for the army. BG Walter L. Weible,...
    • Military Review
    • Pattern 1872 Officers Forage Cap.

    • Pattern 1872 Officers Forage Cap.

    • Allien, H. V.

    • Dark blue wool officer's cap with silk lining, leather sweatband, and heavy black leather visor. Two pattern 1851 metal cavalry buttons (either gilt or painted) sewn to the sides. Gold cord looped around buttons, with two basket type adjusters. The...
    • Frontier Army Museum

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