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D 110.17:N 42
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The staff ride handbook for the battles of New Orleans, 23 December 1814-8 January 1815 |
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D 110.17:N 51
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Staff ride handbook for the Niagara Campaigns, 1812-1814 |
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D 110.17:OL 9
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Staff ride handbook for the Battle of Olustee, Florida, 20 February 1864 |
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D 110.17:SA 7
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Staff ride handbook for the Saratoga Campaign, 13 June to 8 November 1777 |
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D 110.17:W 58
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Staff ride handbook and atlas for the Battle of White Bird Canyon, 17 June 1877 |
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D 110.18:AI 7
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Perceptions of airpower and implications for the Leavenworth schools : Interwar student papers |
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D 110.18:AR 1
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An 'exit strategy' not a winning strategy? : intelligence lessons learned from the British 'emergency' in South Arabia, 1963-67 |
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D 110.18:AR 7
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The biggest stick : the employment of artillery units in counterinsurgency |
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D 110.18:B 77
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At the limit of complexity : British military operations in North Persia and the Caucasus 1918 |
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D 110.18:C 36
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The proximity principle : Army chaplains on the fighting line in doctrine and history |
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D 110.18:C 44/2
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Survival through adaptation : the Chinese Red Army and the extermination campaigns, 1927-1936 |
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D 110.18:C 83
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Stabilizing the debate between population and enemy-centric counterinsurgency : success demands a balanced approach |
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D 110.18:IN 3
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Not just lucky : how Patton's Third Army adapted to generate information advantage, 1944 |
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D 110.18:IR 7
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Key considerations for irregular security forces in counterinsurgency |
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D 110.18:IR 7/2
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Closing the security gap : building irregular security forces |
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D 110.18:K 84
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The United States and the British Commonwealth in Korea, 1950-1953 : a critical study of the origins of Joint Publication 3-16, Multinational operations |
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D 110.18:L 49
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United States' grand strategy through the lens of Lebanon |
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D 110.18:M 43
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The Mattis way of war : an examination of operational art in Task Force 58 and 1st Marine Division |
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D 110.18:M 58
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Learning from our military history : The United States Army, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and the potential for operational art and thinking |
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D 110.18:M 69
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Whose role is it anyway? : the inter-service race to develop intermediate-range ballistic missiles |
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