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In Contact! Case
Studies from the Long War |
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This document is a historical anthology to
support Army schools, promote general
professional development in the field and to
inform the American people about the
missions performed by their Army in this
“long war”. Case studies include both lethal
and nonlethal mission performed by Soldiers
in Iraq and Afghanistan. |
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The Army Command
Post and Defense Reshaping 1987-1997 |
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This document assesses the impact of the
most recent period of transformation, which
involved organizations, force levels and
commitments. |
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Combat Stress: A
concept for dealing with the Human Dimension
of Urban Combat |
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This concept pamphlet is aimed at helping
leaders see with greater clarity the unique
challenges in the human dimension of working
in the difficult environment of urban
conflict and at assisting leaders in the
operating forces to prepare their Marines
for these challenges. |
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Foreign
Relations of the United States 1969-1976 |
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This series of documents presents the
official documentary historical record of
major foreign policy decisions and
significant diplomatic activity of the
United States Government. |
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Beyond the Moon
Crater Myth: a new history of the Aniakchak
landscape |
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This document is a Historic Resource Study
for Aniakchak National Monument and
Preserve. |
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U.S. Marines in
Battle: Al-Khafji 28 January-1 February 1991 |
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This publication documents the Marines role
in Iraq and Kuwait during January and
February 1991. |
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Adolescent
Health in the United States, 2007 |
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This document describes the health of the
population 10-19 years of age in 2007. |
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U.S. Marines in
Iraq, 2003: Basrah, Baghdad and Beyond |
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This publication documents the Marines
during the first stage of Operation Iraqi
Freedom during September 11, 2001 to March
and April 2003 when the Coalition forces
removed Saddam Hussein from power and
concludes in November 2003 when the Marines
left Kuwait. |
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Glenn Brown’s
History of the United States Capitol |
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This publication is part of the celebration
of the Bicentennial of the United States
Capitol. The Bicentennial period extended
from 1993, the anniversary of the laying of
the first cornerstone of the capitol by
President George Washington on September 18,
1793, to the year 2000, the 200th
anniversary of the year the Congress moved
to the new national capital on the banks of
the Potomac River. |
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The information above is
being provided by the El Paso Public Library-
Government Documents Department. This list was
compiled by Beth Patterson. For more information
about government documents at our libraries, please
call Government Documents at 915-543-5497 |
