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    • Military Review, February 1952

    • Military Review, February 1952

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      The Arctic can be your ally. LT COL J. J. Peot, SigC

      Clearing companies can do holding. MAJ G. T. Britton, MC

      A golden opportunity. COL I. D. Roth, Artillery

      Armor in pursuit. COL J. K. Boles, Jr.,...
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    • Military Review, March 1952

    • Military Review, March 1952

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      Sea power: abstraction or asset? Walter Millis

      Attach or support? LT COL R. E. Coffin, Artillery

      Next month.

      Unit property accountability during combat. LT COL R. C. Ashby, Jr., Infantry

      Logistical...
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    • Military Review, April 1951.

    • Military Review, April 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      Thoughts on the American airborne effort.

      In World War II. Dr. James A. Huston

      Deliberations on armor. LT COL F. F. Carr, Armor

      Organization for an airlift. LT COL W. B. Bunker, TC

      Some...
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    • Military Review, May 1951.

    • Military Review, May 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      Command of the tactical air force. COL F. C. Gideon, US Air Force

      A modern infantry division. LT COL D. T. Kellett, Infantry

      Thoughts on the American airborne effort in World War II. Dr. J. A. Huston

      The...
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    • Military Review, June 1951.

    • Military Review, June 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      Some military aspects of American statecraft. BG A. G. Trudeau, US Army

      Military legislation. LT COL G. I. Forsythe, Infantry

      Advantages to be derived from the study of American military history. BG P. M....
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, July 1951.

    • Military Review, July 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      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

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      El Guettar: victory or stalemate? LT COL...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, August 1951.

    • Military Review, August 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      Logistical limitations on tactical decisions. Dr. R. G. Ruppenthal

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      Command organization for an overseas theater of operations. LT COL S. S. Hoff, Signal corps

      War and replacement factors. LT...
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    • Military Review, September 1951.

    • Military Review, September 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      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, October 1951.

    • Military Review, October 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      H: hour to be announced. LT COL W. R. Shanahan, Artillery

      How Crete was lost: yet with profit. CPT B. H. Liddell Hart

      Effect of new developments in warfare on logistics. COL W. S. Bodner, Infantry

      The...
    • Military Review
    • Military Review, November 1951.

    • Military Review, November 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      The preparation of a technical service mob1lization plan. MG W. H. Middleswart, US Army

      Next month.

      Map maneuvers: their preparation and conduct. COL L. J. Davis, Artillery

      Let the women do it. COL J. W....
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    • Military Review, December 1951.

    • Military Review, December 1951.

    • Combined Arms Center, Fort Leavenworth, Kansas

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      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
    • Leadership, soldiers, and me.

    • Leadership, soldiers, and me.

    • Tucker, Melvin G.

    • I was appointed First Sergeant of the 322nd Maintenance Company on 30 November 2004. Finally a dream come true, my very own unit of Soldiers under my charge and each thirsty to learn my operating system. I made a promise to never waste my Soldiers...
    • USASMA Digital Library
    • From then 'til now: ethics brief.

    • From then 'til now: ethics brief.

    • Baker, Kinneth L.

    • Most of us learn at a very early age the principles o fright and wrong. Learning how to conform to a standard of acceptable behavior is a life process. Family values are the foundation and building blocks for who we are and who we have become. We...
    • USASMA Digital Library
    • Female soldiers in Iraq.

    • Female soldiers in Iraq.

    • White III, Ralph S.

    • In 1994, then Secretary of Defense, Les Aspin signed a ban that excluded women from land combat units. He added a restriction stating women could not serve "where units and positions are doctrinally required to physically co-locate and remain with...
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    • Military ethics and recruiting.

    • Military ethics and recruiting.

    • Whittington, Vanessa

    • Our personal ethics are based on the values that we learn as children. Military ethics are based on the Seven Army Values. As soldiers, we are constantly reminded of the Seven Army Values and military ethics and how important it is to live by them.
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    • My ethical assessment.

    • My ethical assessment.

    • Forero, Diego M.

    • One of the hardest things to do, for some individuals, is to make an honest self assessment of yourself. It is even harder when the assessment is on how you’re living your life and whether or not you're being ethically correct. As I take a look...
    • USASMA Digital Library
    • Recruiter improprieties.

    • Recruiter improprieties.

    • Lockhart, Simone

    • There is a recruiting crisis in this country, and recruiters across the nation are battling that crisis daily. However, the way to remedy that crisis is not through unethical or immoral means.
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