United States Army Counterinsurgency and Contingency Operations Doctrine, 1860-1941NOTE: NO FURTHER DISCOUNT FOR THIS PRINT PRODUCT--OVERSTOCK SALE -- Significantly reduced list price Despite the Army’s continuous engagement in operations other than war, relatively little has been written about the Army’s conceptual and doctrinal approach to “unconventional” situations prior to World War II. This study partially addresses that gap by examining how the Army performed two of its many traditional, yet unconventional, functions—counterinsurgency and contingency operations. Miliatary strategists, historians, and civilians interested in America's early history may find this resource appealing and offer a better understanding of Army doctrine from a historical perspective. Other products produced by the U.S. Army, Center of Military History can be found here: https://bookstore.gpo.gov/ |
Contents
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The War of the Rebellion 18611865 | 27 |
A Blockhouse and Encampment Protect a Railroad Bridge | 42 |
3 | 49 |
The Constabulary Years 18651898 | 57 |
Chapter | 60 |
Dismounted Skirmish Drill Given to Cadets at West Point | 62 |
A Unit of Apache Indian Scouts Camps Near the Mexican | 68 |
U S Army Band Serenades Filipino Civilians | 124 |
U S Infantrymen Demonstrate the Water Cure | 133 |
U S Troops Guard Boxer Prisoners at Tientsin | 151 |
The Imperial Constabulary Years 19001913 | 153 |
Moro Soldiers of the U S Armys Philippine Scouts | 157 |
Maj Hugh L Scott and the Sultan of Jolo | 163 |
19141920 | 191 |
Wilson and Russia | 208 |
Capt Henry W Lawtons Mixed Column of Cavalry Scouts | 75 |
The Army and Indian Pacification | 76 |
Indian Company Practices Saber Exercises | 81 |
The New Professionalism and the Legacy of | 86 |
Cuba and the Philippines 18981902 | 103 |
Operations During the Philippine Rainy Season | 110 |
A Detachment of Macabebe Scouts in American Service | 117 |
Panama 19181920 | 226 |
The Interwar Years 19201941 | 241 |
99 | 263 |
The Development of Small Wars Doctrine | 271 |
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