World History and National Security (Mershon Center National Security Series)

History

Bruce Kraig

Williamson Murray

Robert B. Woyach

Terry L. Smart

Military

Addison-Wesley Publishing Company

'LUFTWAFFE: A HISTORY, 1933-44'

GRAFTON

The Shaping of Grand Strategy

Cambridge University Press

Hybrid Warfare

Military Adaptation in War

As the United States enters a new century, its army confronts the difficult problems associated with transformation in an uncertain world. Moreover, the strategic environment makes it entirely unclear where, or when, or for what strategic purposes U.S. ground forces will find themselves committed to battle in coming decades.1 Yet, both the strategic environment as well as the harsh lessons of the past have a direct bearing on why the Army has begun the processes of transformation.2 The study of the past cannot lead to prediction as to the nature and conduct of war in the 21st century, but it does underline that sometime in the future the Army will find itself committed to a major conflict. Moreover, the nature of the current strategic environment suggests the parameters within which the future Army will have to operate. Finally, history is crucial to understanding what factors and approaches might best prepare the Army to meet future threats.

Army transformation: A view from the U.S. Army War College

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National Security Challenges for the 21st Century

Strategic Studies Institute

Strategy for Defeat: Luftwaffe, 1933-45

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Strategy for defeat: the Luftwaffe: 1933 - 1945

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