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200 10$aAmerican military heritage /$fWilliam W. Hartzog
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300   $a"Foreword to the 2001 edition."-- Page [ii].
327   $aThe beginnings -- The American Revolution -- The War of 1812 -- Westward expansion -- The Mexican War and after -- The Civil War -- The army develops in the post Civil War and Spanish-American War periods -- World War I -- World War II -- Post-WW II and the Korean War -- The Cold War Era: The middle years -- The Vietnam War -- The Post Vietnam era -- The Transformed Army: contingency and combat after Vietnam -- America's Army after the Cold War 1991 and Into the future.
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