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Antiguerrilla operations: a case study from history.
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Article from Military Review covering General George Crooks successful mission in the 1870s to subdue the Apache Indians and place them on a reservation. It contains similar antiguerrilla doctrine used in the CGSC at the time of publication. Topics covered include intelligence, preparation, conduct of operations, use of native troops and diplomacy.
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Title
Antiguerrilla operations: a case study from history.
Call No
CDMC General Military History
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Authors
Rattan, Donald V
Subjects
Crook, George   Apache Indians   guerrilla warfare   Military intelligence   Antiguerilla operations   Military strategy   diplomacy   logistics   Offensive operations   Scouts   Crooks, George
Language
English
Published
Fort Leavenworth, KS : Military Review,, 1960.
Series
General Military History
Target Audience
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