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- Contingency army: structured for operational success?
- Finehout, Arthur W.
- The last several years have brought stunning changes in the world's economic, political, and social fabric. The demise of the Warsaw Pact, reduced Soviet threat, and easing of Cold War tensions have changed the strategic environment. The post-Cold...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Tactical disruption: the key to increasing relative combat power.
- Finehout, Arthur W.
- This monograph argues that tactical disruption is an operational concept which will lead to superior friendly combat power at the decisive point. This relative combat power is forged by the commander from the capabilities of his unit, and his...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- South Korea: are new methods more amenable to new interest?
- Webb, Thomas D.
- United States Army forces have been stationed in South Korea since the signing of the armistice in 1953. The intent of the forces was to contain the spread of communism and provide the United States with a security arc to protect her western...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Model of insurgency: reflections of Clausewitz's 'paradoxical trinity'. Lessons for operational planners considering conventional forces in unconventional operations.
- Buckley, John C., II
- This monograph addresses the employment of conventional military force against insurgency. First, it provides a model to analyze insurgency in terms of Clausewitz's "paradoxical trinity." Secondly, the monograph assesses this model's validity by...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Army contingency forces and Marine Corps expeditionary forces: unique or redundant?
- Garrett, William B., III
- This monograph seeks to determine whether Army contingency forces and Marine Corps expeditionary forces represent unique or redundant capabilities and more importantly, which redundancies actually represent complementary capabilities. To help...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Light infantry, augmentation, and the M113A3 Armored Personnel Carrier: a step in the direction of versatility.
- Sutey, William K.
- This paper examines a proposal to create M113 Armored Personnel Carrier support units (vehicles, drivers, and service support) to provide protected tactical mobility augmentation for light infantry forces. Light infantry divisions are a crucial...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Increasing the ground tactical mobility of U.S. Airborne Forces- do we have the means available now?
- Sittnick, Stephen M.
- This monograph examines the current state of ground tactical mobility in U.S. airborne forces. Our national leadership is currently reviewing the assignment of roles and missions of the armed forces. Down-sizing will require the Army to employ its...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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