"Part of The US Army Large-Scale Combat Operations Series, Bringing Order to Chaos provides 10 case studies written by a diverse group of military historians. All of the chapters focus on some element of command and control of combined arms from 1917 through 2003. These case studies--ranging from US Army Corps in their first major fight to divisions fighting on the far end of culmination--provide strong lessons in the major issue of combined arms warfare: whether victory is determined by maneuver, by fires, or a combination of both. In the concluding chapter, Lieutenant General Michael D. Lundy, Commanding General of the US Army Combined Arms Center presents a vision of the future in combined arms maneuver and expectations to win our next wars in multi-domain operations."--Provided by publisher.

"Volume 2"--Series web page.

Beyond the first encounter: planning and conducting field army and corps operations / by General (Retired) William Wallace and Colonel (Retired) Kevin C.M. Benson -- Fire and maneuver: the 2nd Infantry Division's assault on Korea's "Punchbowl," August-October 1951 / by Colonel Bryan R. Gibby -- Isolate, encircle, and destroy: Chinese operational maneuver during the First and Second Phase Offensive (October-December 1950) / by Major Mike Kiser -- Lightning on the water: German combined arms innovation in the Baltic theatre, Fall 1917 / by R. David Pressley II -- Escaping no man's land: combined arms adaptation in the Meuse-Argonne / by Major John M. Nimmons -- Stalemate to victory: combined arms in World War II's New Guinea campaign / by Robert M. Young -- The 80th Infantry Division's crossing of the Moselle River: a case study in combined arms maneuver / by Major Paul P. Cheval -- Field artillery and flying columns: combined arms maneuver in the advance on and seizure of Manila, 1945 / by Captain James Villanueva -- Into Cambodia: the 1970 US cross-border campaign / by Lieutenant General (Retired) Daniel P. Bolger -- Egypt vs. Israel: combined arms in the Yom Kippur War and the lessons for the US Army / by Tal Tovy -- Today and tomorrow: echelons above brigade-combined arms maneuver in large-scale combat operations / by Lieutenant General Michael D. Lundy.