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- Effects of national strategic policy on the military engineer force structure from 1919 through 1991.
- Bohrer, Aaron D.
- National strategic policy and strategic military leadership affected the engineer force structure over the last 90 years despite little change to the mission of the military engineer. Regardless of force structure issues, engineers performed their...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Preparing for the inevitable: examining U.S. peacekeeping in Israel and the occupied territories through the lens of the Sinai and Lebanon peacekeeping missions.
- Parker, Timothy J.
- Many lessons from the Multinational Force and Observer (MFO) mission to the Sinai and the Multinational Force II (MNFII) mission to Lebanon are relevant for future U.S. peacekeeping operations in Israel and the Occupied Territories (OT). A final...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Is our Army prepared for battle?
- Kelsey, Edward G. E.
- Throughout history, our Army has been unprepared and not fully mission capable for battle. The size of the force structure goes back and forth from downsizing then increasing which leaves us ill prepared to successfully train and manage our...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Effects of troop reductions on readiness.
- Patterson, Richard H.; Khalykov, Temirbek; Cruccarrasquillo, Luis; Held, Terry; Price, Raymond; Jackson, Kenneth
- Our nation’s security should never be sacrificed for a decreased military budget. The estimated savings from troop reductions were never realized and a spiraling budget is estimated for years to come. Troop reductions have led to fiscally...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Military reductions in force.
- Price III, Raymond T.
- Today’s modern Logistician is a flexible, multifunctional combat supporter that is vital to the war fighter. The Logistics’ system is currently undergoing a major transformation, not only within its community; it is also supporting the Army...
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- Why the U.S. Military is unprepared for battle.
- Price III, Raymond T.
- As we look back through time, we find our US Military repeatedly unprepared and ready for war. Our military size fluctuates because the government has caused the military to draw down its size repeatedly through the years leaving the military...
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- Civil war and intervention: lessons remembered from the Lebanese Civil war and the U.S. response.
- Crawford, Michael A.
- The 1975 Lebanese Civil War was one of the most disastrous and costly civil wars in modern history. The human toll of the "First Phase" of the war was immense, with estimates of 40,000 dead, 60,000 wounded and 600,000 Lebanese civilians displaced...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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