Explores the role of infantry troops in an era of high technology warfare through an examination of seven recent American infantry campaigns, tracing the evolution of the infantry over the past sixty years from a mass force of citizen soldiers to a body of elite professionals. Reprint.

Product Description: At the JRTC, soldiers are trained for war in a setting so real you can almost smell the smoke.

Examines the function of the United States as international peacekeeper, presenting possible scenarios for the country's future political and military role

Describes the experiences of a group of soldiers in the intensive simulated combat exercises at the Army's National Training Center

Product Description: From November 1966 until December 1969, American and South Korean forces battled North Korean special operations teams across the length and breadth of the peninsula. The Second Korean Conflict featured small-scale skirmishes along the uneasy Demilitarized Zone, spectacular terrorist strikes, the seizure of the USS Pueblo, and several determined North Korean efforts to foment a viable insurgency...read more

Discusses American military capabilities and operations undertaken since the end of the Vietnam War, detailing the tactics, the planning, the leadership, and the political realities that lead to the rise of the 'limited engagement.'

Describes the experiences of a group of soldiers at the intensive simulated combat exercises at the Army's National Training Center