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- Children of Aphrodite: the proliferation and threat of unmanned aerial vehicles in the twenty-first century.
- Gaub, Darin L.
- Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) provide crucial intelligence collection, and lethal targeting capabilities for United States, and other armed forces around the world. In Iraq and Afghanistan, they continue to demonstrate their value to commanders...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Employment of four tank destroyer battalions in the ETO.
- Jackson, William F.; Wales, John E., III; Garth, Marshall B.; Rankin John A.; Dibella, Alfred L.; Hall, Robert; Sawyer, George F.; Pearley, Robert L.; Higgins, James L.
- Tank destroyers entered and emerged from World War II as the center of a doctrinal controversy. Conceived in haste, they were team-operated, super-velocity, low-trajectory weapons, self-propelled or towed, suitable for employment on direct-fire...
- World War II Operational Documents
- Applied Principles of Field Fortification for Line Officers.
- Woodruff, J.A.
- The following pages are written with the idea of furnishing the members of the Army School of the Line and Staff College a guide in the solution of field problems in fortification. These problems are such that any line officer might be called upon...
- US Army Artillery School
- Army transformation of the past.
- Baldonado, Frederick P.
- The ever changing environment, tactics and maneuvers has primary caused the transformation of the United States Army. Lessoned learned throughout the Army’s previous battles and our Armed Forces prove that transformation taken place were not...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Toward combined arms warfare: a survey of 20th century tactics, doctrine and organization.
- House, Jonathan M.
- The concept of "Combined Arms" has existed for centuries, but the nature of the combination and the organizational level at which it occurred have varied greatly. In the past, the general trend has been to combine the arms at progressively lower...
- Combat Studies Institute (CSI)
- Stagnation and change in military thought: the evolution of American field artillery doctrine, 1861-1905--an example.
- Nesmith, Vardell E., Jr.
- It is a truism that when battle erupts among nations an advantage falls to the side that has best solved the problems of the last war. An increased advantage accrues to the efficient belligerent who can transcend contemporary military precepts...
- Master of Military Art and Science Theses

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