Warlock system
Warnic, Ben
Watkins, Bruce
Watson, David
Watters, Charles
Wayment, Jason
W-day, Guam
Weidner, Mel
Welch, Steven
Welch, William
Wert, Alexander
Wertheimer, Philip
Wessel, Kevin
West, Bing
West, Owen
Western Gunfire Support Group (U.S. Navy)
Westmoreland, William “Westy”
attrition strategy of
big-unit operations of
Dak To and
Operation Masher/White Wing and
U.S. Marine Corps combined action platoons and
Weyrauch, Kevin
Wheeler, Earl
Wheeler, Edwin
Wilck, Gerhard
Wildagel, Richard
Wilkins, George
Willhite, Arliss
Williams, Charlie
Williams, Maury
Willis, William
Winslow, Joe
Wise, Alvin R.
Wiseman, Earl
Wolf, Francis
Wood, Todd
Woodford, Matt
World War I
World War II
Aachen, Germany, 1944
advent of nuclear weapons at end of
ground force combat fatalities in
Guam
north shoulder of the Bulge
Peleliu
techno-war vs. infantry soldiers and
Yamato-damashii (Japanese fighting spirit)
Zaccone, Raymond
al-Zarqawi, Abu Musab
Zitko, Leo
Zoot Suit
Table of Contents
Title Page
Copyright Page
Dedication
Introduction
CHAPTER 1 - Guam, July 1944: Amphibious Combat Against a Self-Destructive Enemy
CHAPTER 2 - Peleliu, September 1944: Amphibious Combat Against a Clever, ...
CHAPTER 3 - Aachen, 1944: Knocking ’Em All Down on a Politically Unrestrained ...
CHAPTER 4 - Scenes from the Northern Shoulder of the Bulge: Men Against Tanks ...
CHAPTER 5 - Operation Masher/White Wing: Air Mobility, Attrition, and the ...
CHAPTER 6 - Counterinsurgency from the Barrel of a Gun: The Marine Combined ...
CHAPTER 7 - Attrition and the Tears of Autumn: Dak To, November 1967
CHAPTER 8 - Eleven Mikes and Eleven Bravos: Infantry Moments in the Ultimate Techno-War
CHAPTER 9 - Grunts in the City: Urban Combat and Politics—Fallujah, 2004
CHAPTER 10 - “Watch Out for IEDs!” Twenty-First-Century Counterinsurgent ...
EPILOGUE
Acknowledgements
BIBLIOGRAPHY
ENDNOTES
INDEX
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