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Change of Management -- the New American Military

The new American military is increasingly a private one. Military management functions, such as logistics and planning, are now the business of private military companies. With market forces driving the military, America´s armed forces have ever greater freedoms -- and even greater responsibilities.

Words: 691   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: mgHolmes

Book Review: 1001 Battles

The book reviewed is a well-written and useful reference to 3,500 years of warfare. Includes short (but useful) and readable descriptions of the battles. Highly recommended.

Words: 453   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: George Bear

Book Review: Neptune's Inferno

The naval battle at Guadalcanal lasted from August through October 1942. Although costly in terms of men, aircraft and ships, it was a decisive point in the Pacific War. Hornfischer, a winner of the Samuel Eliot Morison Award, provides a detailed account of the campaign, providing an excellent history 70 years after the events.

Words: 419   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: George Bear

General Pershing Repays a Debt

During the American Revolution, a French officer and nobleman, the marquis de Lafayette, volunteered to serve in the Continental Army without pay. For seven years, he fought with distinction. In 1917, the United States Army began to arrive on French soil to fight their enemy. On July 4th of that year, two regiments of U.S. combat troops paraded through Paris, to the joy of the French people.

Words: 418   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: George Bear

The Basics of Army Basic Training

This 331-word run-down on the Army´s Basic Combat Training course gives potential recruits a general idea of what they can expect if they choose a military career. Informative and easy-to-read, it highlights courses and training required to become a soldier.

Words: 331   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: Angie Papple

Book Review: Last Men Out

In late April 1975, approximately 300,000 soldiers of the North Vietnam Army and the Viet Cong were about to take Saigon. A 50-man unit of Marine Security Guards was responsible for protecting the American embassy during Operation “Frequent Wind,” the evacuation of all official U.S. personnel to safety. “Last Men Out” is a history of the last few days of the American presence in Vietnam.

Words: 755   Downloads: 0   Category: Military   By: George Bear

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