The official publication of the US Army Command and General Staff College, May-June, 1995 Issue. With articles on The Future: Battle Command and Digitization: Space Capabilities: Harnessing Technology in the Future: Operation Overlord and Operational Art: WWII actions.

1995, US Army Gen. Staff Colleg, , ,< R-01>,112pp, photos and diagrams, Very good in paper covers, , CARD
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 24767-01..............................£8.00 

From the Lectures delivered at the Voroshilov Academy of the General Staff of the Armed Forces of the USSR. This was Soviet military doctrine at the highest level. Includes studies on the Strategic Military Theatres, Deployment of Force and Strategic operations.

1989, National Defense Univ., , ,< R-01>,xxvi + 411pp, glossary, index., covers rubbed, some dust staining ow vg, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 7250-01..............................£12.00 

This handbook is the product of a unique set of circumstances. In 1945, with the collapse of the German armies, General Reinhard Gehlen, together with his staff, surrendered to US forces. He was the chief of Foreign Armies east, the German Intelligence section on the eastern front. He and his files were brought to Alexandria, Virginia, where, working with US Intelligence specialists, he produced the information on which this handbook, published, chapter by chapter, during 1945 and 1946 was based. For unknown reasons the chapters relating to Armored vehicles, Artillery and Small Arms (viii and x) were never published. Working with captured Soviet materials and 4 years of first-hand combat intelligence reports, the authors produced a picture of Soviet Military organisation which could not be created today, now that so many of the documents are no longer available and so many participants are no longer living. Inasmuch as Soviet military archives were practically inaccessible, the report relied on secondary literature for the Soviet version of World War II. In the late ‘70s some Soviet literature began to reveal more details and, in general, the data published in this report corresponded surprisingly well with more recent Soviet data. The report contains numerous organisational charts/ORBATs, illustrations, tactical maps and diagrams.

1978, Military Journal, Vermont, Reprint of orig. USWD 1945 edition, No ISBN,< R-01>,large format, 740 ring bound loose leaf pages, very good in black plastic ring binder, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 11909-01..............................£200.00 

A 20th century perception of warfare in the 21st Century. The author looks at the strategies, tactics and technology already in place which would level the playing field between the new military superpowers and emerging nations.

1998, Hutchinson, , 0091802326,< R-01>,366pp, glossary, notes, bibliography, index, near fine in d/w, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 29168-01..............................£10.00 

The author discusses developments in weapons and tactics, methods of logistics and charcteristics of generalship. He shows how the changing patterns of war during this long span of history, beginning with the American and French revolutions, paved the way for those that would emerge in more recent times.

1990, Indiana University Press, , 0253205514,< R-01>,xii + 161pp, illustrations, maps., Good in card covers, , CARD
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 21921-05..............................£8.00 

The historical development of the Soviet and Chinese People's Liberation Armies. An examination of the differences that have existed between the Red Army and the People's Liberation Army in their roles in party and societal affairs in the two decades after the end of the civil wars. The sources of these differences, particularly in the civil war period and the nature of revolutionary change in the two countries.

1980, Greenwood Publications, , 0313220263,< R-01>,230pp, 20 tables, appendices, bibliography, index, vg, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 28099-01..............................£18.00 

The stories of some of the most famous and successful commanders, among them Hannibal, Ghengis Khan, Napoleon Rommel and Mao Tse Tung. They have all demonstrated the strategic and tactical genius for victory. The author analyses what distinguishes a great commander from a merely good one.

1993, W W Norton, , 039303531X,< R-01>,320pp, maps, very good in dw, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 16986-01..............................£15.00 

Revised edition with new battle maps. Includes Equipment, Combat Skills and Tactics. Divided into five sections the book looks at the individual components of the ancient army, the infantryman, archeas and mounted soldiers. It examines the differences between the Greek phalanx and Roman legion and goes on to discuss the Units on the battlefield, commanders and tactics on the battlefield and in Naval warfare.

2002, Spellmount, , 1862272980,< R-01>,256pp illustrations., Fine in dw, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 35903-01..............................£10.00 

From informal networks to complex effects and agility. This is one of a series of publications produced by the US Center for Advanced Concepts and Technology (ACT), which was created as a “skunk works” designed to acquaint senior military personnel with emerging issues. Amongst the topics examined are the RAF 'Black Buck' Vulcan raids on Port Stanley in the Falklands War, air operations against Yugoslavia during the Kosovo campaign, and an analysis of Nelson's tactics in the Battle of Trafalgar.

1969, Command & Control Res., , 189372316X,< R-01>,211pp, numerous b/w photos, illustrations & diagrams, Very good in card cover, , CARD
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 33834-01..............................£8.00 

A history of the United States Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, divided into four sections which chart the history from their formation to the 1980s.

1990, Chevprime, , 1853611077,< R-01>,608pp, 750 ills, col & b/w, large format, near fine in dw, ,
Subject...History & Development of Warfare - General
Web No. 2794-01..............................£10.00