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 | A GUIDE TO THE STUDY AND USE OF MILTARY HISTORY By John E. Jessup
On 6 June 1944, as the allied forces began the invasion of Normandy, General George S. Patton. Jr. wrote to his son, then a cadet at United States Military Academy, that "to be a successful soldier, you must know ...Read more > | 13 Pages 945.55 KB |
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 | WHY DON T WE LEARN FROM HISTORY? By B.H.Liddell Hart
At the time of his death in 1970 my father has been preparing a revised and expanded edition of a short book of historical reflections which he had published in ...Read more > | 80 Pages 376.37 KB |
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.jpg) | LESSONS OF HISTORY By Harold James
There are two reason for taking history seriously at a meeting devoted to the elaboration of scenarios of the future. First, in a similar way to that in which a multiplicity of future scrnarios can be mapped out......... ...Read more > | 8 Pages 36.78 KB |
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 | EYEWITNESS TO WAR VOLUME I By Kendall D. Gott
After the fall of Bagdad, to the American military in April 2003, Fallujah was one of the most violent areas of the country in the heart of what was dubbed the Sunni ...Read more > | 327 Pages 783.23 KB |
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 | EYEWITNESS TO WAR VOLUME II By Kendall D. Gott
Captain Jemes Cobb, Fire Support Officer for Task Force 2-2: Captain Cobb was attached to Marine Regimental Combat Team 7 for purposes of this Combined-joint urben ...Read more > | 330 Pages 1,009.64 KB |
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 | HIMALAYAN MILITARY BLUNDERS By R. Prasannan
Mediaeval kings and emperors of India made military mistakes that proved decisive. The lesson to be drawn from them holds good for aii ...Read more > | 15 Pages 693.10 KB |
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