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- Hurry up and wait: a National Guard Unit’s pre and post mobilization experience.
- D. Bailey, Meacham
- During the years leading up to the changes in the mobilization of reserve component (RC) forces announced in January 2007, the process to alert, mobilize and train reserve and National Guard forces was inefficient at best. This paper outlines my...
- USASMA Digital Library
- Two counterinsurgencies.
- Grucella, Matthew
- Contrasting the counterinsurgencies of the Vietnam War and the ongoing war in Iraq provide useful insights and lessons that can be applied to our present difficulties in Iraq. A counterinsurgency is an attempt by an established government to...
- USASMA Digital Library
- United States Army Force structure and force design initiatives 1939-1989.
- Hawkins, Glen R.
- Since 1935 the U. S. Army has undergone a series of changes in both force structure and force design. The more complex adjustments have been in force design. Beginning with the triangular division in 1939 and continuing over the intervening...
- General Military History
- Employment and management considerations of Hungarian special operations forces.
- Pecsvarady, Szabolcs
- Hungary has hardly begun the development process of her own special operations capability (SOC). In a way, the Hungarian Defense Forces (HDF) is in an advantageous position. There are role models, examples and proven methods available to adopt from...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Fork in the path to the heavens: the emergence of an independent space force.
- Swegel, Jeffrey R.
- The issues confronted by Britain and the U.S. early in the last century regarding their emerging air power capabilities were hotly debated, and the final decisions for the creation of independent Air Forces was made based on several factors, not...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Operational raids during the Civil War: are they relevant today?
- Thompson, Burdett K.
- This monograph defines the meaning of the operational raid and demonstrates that raids conducted during the American Civil War were effective methods in achieving limited operational and strategic goals. Current service and joint doctrine and the...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- German operations in North Africa: a case study of the link between operational design and sustainment.
- Tosch, David F.
- This monograph analyzes the operational sustainment of Rommel's forces in North Africa. Rommel's operations are examined from his arrival in North Africa in February 1941 through his last offensive to destroy the British Eighth Army at El Alamein...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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