A supplement to the Guide to the sources of the United States military history, with many of the original contributors. Includes expansions for areas of study overlooked in the original work.

Covers works printed from 1973 through 1978.

Introduction /|r Robin Higham and Donald J. Mrozek --|t European background of American military affairs /|r Russell F. Weigley --|t Colonial forces,1607-1776 /|r Douglas Edward Leach --|t The American Revolution /|r Hugh F. Rankin --|t From the revolution to the Mexican War /|r Roger L. Nichols --|t The Navy in the nineteenth century, 1789-1889 /|r Christopher F. McKee --|t Science and technology in the nineteenth century /|r Edward C. Ezell --|t The Mexican War and the Civil War /|r Grady McWhiney --|t Civil-Military relations, operations and the Army, 1865-1917 /|r Richard N. Ellis --|t Science and technology in the twentieth century /|r Carroll W. Pursell, Jr. --|t World War I and the Peacetime Army, 1917-1941 /|r Daniel Beaver --|t Military and Naval medicine /|r James O. Breeden --|t The Navy in the early twentieth century, 1890-1941 /|r William R. Braisted --|t The United States Army in World War II /|r Robert W. Coakley --|t The U.S. Army Air Corps and the United States Air Force, 1909-1973 /|r Robert T. Finney --|t The Department of Defense, defense policy and diplomacy, 1945-1973 /|r Calvin L. Christman --|t The Army, 1945-1973/|r B. Franklin Cooling III --|t The Navy, 1941-1973 /|r Dean C. Allard --|t Museums as historical resources /|r Philip K. Lundeberg --|t The United States Marine Corps, 1775-1978 /|r Graham A. Cosmas --|t Nuclear war and arms control /|r Calvin L. Christman --|t Military law, Martial law, and Military government /|r Donald G. Nieman --|t U.S. Government documentation /|r Dale E. Floyd and Timothy K. Nenninger.