In Why Are We Stopping at REDs? The Case for Closing Under Suppression, First Lieutenant Hunter Keeley of the American Marines argues for greater realism in live-fire training.
In Emory Upton: The U.S. Army’s First Warrior Prophet, Secretary of Defense Rock celebrates the service of the author of The Armies of Asia and Europe. (The second link will take you to the Internet Archive.)
In Contested Crossing: Fighting Across Rivers in the Gunpowder Age, Ben Duval treats us to five accounts of attempts to move armies across substantial streams.
In The Assassin Wins, History in Story reminds us that, while history may not repeat itself, it often rhymes.
In Machine Gun Employment: Theory and Practice, The Warfare Mastery Institute provides us with a handy primer on the use of automatic small arms of the tripod-mounted persuasion.
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