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Ground Attack! When facing a fierce enemy, who are the first forces sent into combat? Army soldiers fire weapons, launch missiles, and operate radar. They lead the ground attack. Through action-packed images and detailed text features, this title sparks students curiosity about the largest branch of the United States Armed Forces. This title will allow students to analyze the interactions between individuals, events, and ideas in a text and how ideas...
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Some historians argue that the Civil War, with its use of rifled muskets and artillery, was the first great "modern" war; others argue that it was a sideshow of amateur generals and citizen soldiers whose tactics yielded few innovations or lasting lessons. Acclaimed military historian Brent Nosworthy takes on this great controversy and, for the first time in any book, covers the methods of Civil War warfare in their entirety.
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18) The Civil War
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Discusses the weapons of American Civil War soldiers and different means of warfare used during that conflict.
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"The decade after the Korean War was a turbulent time for the U.S. Army. It faced a burgeoning struggle for primacy with the Air Force and Navy, which seemed to fit better into President Eisenhower's New Look strategy and its focus on nuclear weapons. The personnel-intensive nature of ground warfare also put the Army in the crosshairs of the administration's efforts to rein in defense spending during a time of rapid and expensive technological change...

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