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• The U.S. Army In The Occupation of Germany 1944-1946 by Earl F. Ziemke Center of Military History: Army Historical Series 1975 -- This volume provides an authoritative account of the role of the US Army in military government and occupation of Germany from the inception of planning until the relative separation of military government and tactical troops in 1946. In the process it offers an in-depth study of the first year, the formative period of the occupation, a most eventful phase in the shaping of post-war Europe. The story ranges from Washington and theater headquarters down to military government detachments in the field, and covers the varied national and international civilian and military apparatus that evolved. Illustrating the diverse approaches of the Americans, British, and Russians, it analyzes efforts to combat hunger, disease, and crime, preserve cultural artifacts, re-establish industry and utilities, and resolve thorny problems involving currency, housing, education, newspapers, elections, and displaced persons. [T]he account shows the pitfalls and difficulties in planning, organizing, and executing such a complex undertaking.

• A Brief History of the 2d Marines Revised by Captain Robert J. Kane, USMC MARINE CORPS HISTORICAL REFERENCE PAMPHLET 1970 -- "A Brief History of the 2d Marines" is a concise narrative of regiments bearing the designation "2d" prior to 1913, and of the 2d Marines since its initial organization over a half-century ago. Official records and an update of appropriate historical works were used in compiling this chronicle. It is published for the information of those interested in events in which the 2d Marines have participated.

• Mosin-Nagant Rifle US Army Ordnance Corps, 1954

• The Military Affairs of Ancient Rome & Roman Art of War in Caesar's Time By Lt. Col. S.G. Brady [1947 The Military Service Publishing Company]
• Naming World War II 11 September 1945
• Smedley Butler on Interventionism Excerpt from a speech delivered in 1933
• War is the Health of the State Randolph Bourne [1918] "If the State's chief function is war, then the State must suck out of the nation a large part of its energy for its purely sterile purposes of defense and aggression."

• THE NEW NAVY. WHAT SHALL BE THE NEXT STEP IN NAVAL RECONSTRUCTION? November 20, 1890

• The Military Institutions of the Romans (De Re Militari) By Flavius Vegetius Renatus, Translated from the Latin by Lieutenant John Clarke [Text written in 390 A.D. British translation published in 1767].
• MELIAN DIALOG - EXCERPT The History of the Peloponnesian War by Thucydides 431 BC
• SUN TZU ON THE ART OF WAR Translated from the Chinese By LIONEL GILES, M.A. (1910) Sun Tzu must have lived in the age of Ching Wang [519-476 BC], because he is frequently plagiarized in subsequent works of the Chou, Ch`in and Han dynasties. Introduction by Lionel Giles

• THE UNITED NATIONS TO-DAY AND TO-MORROW Published for the United Nations Information Organisation in 1945.