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SUBJECT: Special Warfare: A Selected Bibliography

1. Special warfare, which encompasses unconventional warfare, psychologicaloperations, and counterinsurgency, is undergoing a resurgence of interestwithin the Department of Defense. The desire to have a flexible forcestructure capable of responding to a wide range of threats has led the Armyto create the 1st Special Operations Command at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.This new Command encompasses all active duty Special Forces, Ranger, CivilAffairs and Psychological Operations units. An increase in the size ofthis force structure is planned. Similarly, the name of the Army'sdoctrinal and instructional base for these capabilities at Fort Bragg,North Carolina, has been changed from the Institute for Military Assistanceto the John F. Kennedy Special Warfare Center--an interesting historicalfootnote, for the title "Special Warfare Center" was also used during the

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2. To assist student researchers in a better understanding of a defensesubject undergoing a serious revival of interest a~d emphasis both withinthe Army and the current Administration, the USAWC Library has developedthis bibliography of literature on special warfare. The bibliographyfocuses primarily on unconventional warfare--to include guerrilla warfare--and counterinsurgency, with emphasis on U. S. experience in these fieldssince the early 1950's. Psychological operations was treated in a separateUSAWC bibliography pub %1ed in February, 1983, copies of which are availablein the USAWC Library. Thi bibliography on special warfare does not pretendto be comprehensive; it reflects only those sources readily available inthe USAWC Library collection. For additional information, please contactthe compiler, Mr. Robert S. Wood, Reference Librarian, Services Branch,U. S. Army War College Library, Autovon 242-3660/Commercial (717) 245-3660.

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BOOKS

A. History/Theory

1. Adkins, J.H. War Tyne. Population and Security: Keeping the Basic inMind. Ann Arbor: Bendix, 1972. (U742 .A35)

2. American University. Special Operations Research Office. Case Studiesin Iubaurency and Revolutionary Warfare: Aleria. 1954-1962.Washington: 1963. (DT280.2 .J873)

3. American University. Special Operations Research Office. Case Studiesin Insurgency and Revolutionary Warfare: Vietnam. 1941-1954, byBert Cooper. Washington: 1964. (DS557.7 .C66)

4. American University. Special Operations Research Office. Casebook onInsurgency and Revolutionary Warfare: 23 Summary Accounts.Washington: 1962. (U240 .A42)

5. American University. Special Operations Research Office. Undergroundsin Insurgent. Revolutionary. and Resistance Warfare. Washington:

1963. (U240 .A43)

6. Asprey, Robert B. War in the Shadows: The Guerrilla in History. 2 vols.Garden City: Doubleday, 1975. (D25.5 .AS v.1, v.2)

7. Atkinson, Alexander. Social Order and the General Theory of Strategy.

Boston: Routledge & Kegan Paul, 1981. (U162 .A78)

8. Atlantic Research Corporation. Georgetown Research Project. A Histori-cal Survey of Patterns and Techniques of Insurgency Conflicts inPost-1900 Latin America. Alexandria: 1964. (F2326 .A851)

9. Barber, Willard F., and C. Neale Ronning. Internal Security and

Military-power: Counterinsurgency and Civic Action in Latin America.Columbus: Ohio State University Press, 1966. (JX1428.1 L3B3)

10. Bayo, Alberto. One Hundred and Fifty Ouestions Asked of a Guerrilla

Fighter. Washington: US Joint Publication Research Service, 1962.(U240 .B39)

11. Beals, Carleton. Great Guerrilla Warriors. Inglevood Cliffs:Prentice-Hall, 1970. (JC491 B4)

12. Bell, J. Bowyer. The Myth of the Guerrilla:- Revolutionary Theory andMalpractice. New York: Knopf, 1971. (JC491 B45)

13. Bendix Corporation. Aerospace Systems Division. Analysis of

Vietnamization. 3 vols. Final Report. Ann Arbor: 1973. (DS557.V51B4352 v.1, v.2, v.3)

14. Bendix Corporation. Aerospace Systems Division. Analysis ofVietnamizatio-n: Hmlet Evaluation System Revisions. Ann Arbor: 1973.

(DS557 V5M35)

15. Best, Randolph B. A Doctrine of Counterinsuriency. Thesis, University

of South Carolina, 1973. Columbia: Best, 1974. (JC328.5 .B48)

16. Bjelajac, S.N. Guidelines for Measuring Success in Counterinsurgency.

McLean: Research Analysis Corporation, 1966. (U241 .B43)

17. Blacker, Irwin R., ed. Irregulars. Partisans. Guerrillas: GreatStories from Roters' Rangers to the Hazanah. New York: Simon and

Schuster, 1954. (D25.5 B5)

18. Blaufarb, Douglas S. The Counterinsurgency Era: U.S. Doctrine andPerformance. 1950 to the Present. New York: Free Press, 1977.(U241 .B53)

19. Brown University. Papers on National Security. Providence: 1975.(JC328.5 .P35)

20. Burchett, Wilfred G. Grasshonners and Elenhants: Why Vietnam Fell.New York: Urizen Books, 1977. (DS557.7 .B8)

21. Burks, David D. Insurgency in Latin America. Washington: GovernmentPrinting Office, 1968. (HC165 U456 1967 no. 5)

22. Butler, Oliver J., Jr. The Guerrilla Strategies of Lawrence and Mao:An Examination. Houston: Butler, 1974. (U240 .B85)

23. Campbell, Arthur. Guerrillas: A History and Analysis. New York:Day, 1968. (D25.5 C3)

24. Cantrell, George K., et lI. Application of a Psychometric-ClinicalApproach to Personnel Selection for Counterinsurtency Duty. LacklandAir Force Base: US Air Force Systems Command, Personnel ResearchLaboratory, 1964. (UG633.6 k358 64-24)

25. Carle, Robert J. The Origin and Develooment of Insuraencv in Colombia.Research Report. Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air War

* College, 1970. (UG635.3 .U5 PS-3886)

26. Center for Research in Social Systems. Challenae and Resvonse inInternal Conflict, by D.M. Condit, et al. 3 vols. Washington:1968. (JC328.5 .C47 v.1, v.2, v.3)

27. Center for Research in Social Systems. Human Factors Considerationsof Undergrounds in Insurgencies, by Andrew R. Molnar, etal.Washington: 1966. (1)281 .C4)

28. Center for Research in Social Systems. Internal Defense againstInsurgency: Six Cases, by Adrian H. Jones, et al. Washington:1966. (1241 .C43)

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29. Center for Research in Social Systems. A Study of InterdictionOperations in Unconventional Warfare, by Slavko N. Ijelajac.Washington: 1969. (U167.5 .I5C4)

30. Chaliand, Gerard, ed. Guerrilla Strategies: An Historical Antholovfrom the Long March to Afghanistan. Berkeley: University ofCalifornia Press, 1982. (U240 .G8234 1982)

31. Chaliand, Gerard. Revolution in the Third World: Myth and Prosnects.New York: Viking Pres, 1977. (D842 .C45)

32. Clutterbuck, Richard L. Guerrillas and Terrorists. London: Faberand Faber, 1977. (HV6431 .C61)

33. Clutterbuck, Richard L. The Long. Lona War: Counterinsurgency inMalaya and Vietnam. New York: Praeger, 1966. (DS596 C55)

34. Colby, Carroll B. Special Forces, the U.S. &rMy's Eaperts in Uncon-ventional Warfare. New York: Coward-McCann, 1964. (U240 C6)

35. Condit, D.M. Case Study in Guerrilla War: Greece During World WarII. Washington: American University, Special Operations ResearchOffice, 1961. (D766.3 .C55 1961)

36. Corey, Charles J. United States Counterinsurency Overations.Professional Study No. 4887. Maxwell Air Force Base: US AirUniversity, Air War College, 1973. (UG635.3 .U5 PS-4887)

37. Cross, James E. Conflict in the Shadows: The Nature and Politicsof Guerrilla War. Garden City: Doubleday, 1963. (U240 C71)

38. Dach, H. von. Total Resistance, ed. by Robert K. Brown. Translated byHans Lienhard. Boulder: Panther, 1965. (U240 D3)

39. Darnell, Richard J. Civic Action Program in the Armed Forces. FortBelvoir: US Army Combat Developments Command, Special Doctrine andEquipment Group, 1968. (UA12 D3)

40. Davidson, Basil. Harlow, Eng.: The People's Cause: A History ofGuerrillas in Africa. Longman, 1981. (DT21.5 .D3 1981)

41. Dixon, Cecil A., and Heilbrunn, Otto. Communist Guerrilla Warfare.New York: Praeger, 1954. (D764 D54)

42. Eckhardt, George S. Comand and Control, 1950-1969. Washington:US Department of the Army, 1974. (DS557 V5U545 E35)

43. Elliot-Bataman, Michael. Defeat in the East: The Mark of Mao Tse-to&nar. New York: Oxford University Press, 1967. (U240 145)

44. Ellis, John. A Short History of Guerrilla Warfare. New York: St.Martin's Press, 1976. (U240 .E5)

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45. Estep, Raymond. Guerrilla Warfare in Latin America. 1963-1975.Maxwell Air Force Base: Air University, 1975. (UG635.3 .U52DRS 1883)

46. Fairbairn, Geoffrey. Revolutionary Guerrilla Warfare: The CountrysideVersion. Baltimore: Penguin, 1974. (U240 .F3)

47. Farmer, James. Counterinsurgency: Princinles and Practices inViet-Nam. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1964. (U241 .F37)

48. Farmer, James. Counter-insuraency. Vietnam 1962-1963. Santa Monica:Rand Corporation, 1963. (U241 .F371)

49. Furniss, Edgar S. Counterinsurgency: Some Problems and Implications.New York: Council on Religion and International Affairs, 1966.(U240 F8)

50. Galula, David. Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice.New York: Praeger, 1964. (U240 G3)

51. Gilbert, Donald B. A Framework for Anti-Guerrilla Policy in theTwentieth Century. Thesis, American University. Ann Arbor:University Microfilms, 1964. (U240 G5)

52. Gonzalez, Luis J., and Sanchez, Gustavo A. The Great Rebel: CheGuevara in Bolivia. Translated by Helen R. Lane. New York: GrovePress, 1969. (11788 G8G6)

53. Goure, Leon. Southeast Asia Trip Reuort. 2 vols. Santa Monica:Rand Corporation, 1964. (D8558.8 .G68 v.1, v.2)

54. Greece. Ministry of National Defense. Army General Staff. GuerrillaWarfare: The Organization and Emvloyment of Irregulars, byAlexander Natsinas. Washington: US Department of the Army, 1950.(U240 G81)

55. Grinter, Lawrence E. The Pacification of South Vietnam: Dilemnas ofCounterinsurgency and Development. 2 pts. Thesis, University of NorthCarolina at Chapel Hill, 1972. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms,1973. (DS557 V5G753)

56. Grivas, George. General Grivas on Guerrilla Warfare. Translated byA.A. Pallis. New York: Praeger, 1965. (DS54.8 G955)

57. Grundy, Kenneth W. Guerrilla Struggle in Africa: An Analysis andPrevie . New York: Grossman, 1971. (ST30 G78)

58. Guevara, Ernesto. "Che" Guevara on Revolutiont A Documentary Over-view. Coral Gables: University of Mimi Press, 1969. (F1788 G8A31)

59. Guevara, Ernesto. The Comnlete Bolivian Diaries of Che Guevara andOther Cantured Documents. New York: Stein and Day, 1968.(11788 G8A22)

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60. Guevara, Ernesto. The Diary of Che Guevara. New York: Bantam Books,1968. (F1788 G8A22 1968)

61. Guevara, Ernesto. Guerrilla Warfare. Translated by J.P. Morray.New York: Monthly Review Press, 1961. (U240 G9)

62. Guillen, Abraham. Philosophy of the Urban Guerrilla: The RevolutionaryWritinas of Abraham Guillen. Translated and ed. by Donald C. Hodges.New York: Morrow, 1973. (JC491 G85)

63. Hanrahan, Gene Z., coup. Chinese Communist Guerrilla Tactics: ASource Book. N.p.: 1952. (U240 H3)

64. Hartl, Gabriel A. Controlled Displacement and Relocation ofIndigenous Populations in Counterinsurgency. Thesis No. 2756.Maxwell Air Force Base: US Air University, Air War College, 1965.(Microfiche UG635.3 .U5 TH-2756)

65. Heilbrunn, Otto. Partisan Warfare. New York: Praeger, 1962.(U240 H4)

66. Heilbrunn, Otto. Warfare in the Enemy's Rear. New York: Praeger,1964. (U240 H41)

67. Herrington, Stuart A. Silence was a Weapon: The Vietnam War in theVillages. Novato: Presidio Press, 1982. (DS558.92 .H47)

68. High, James. An Application of Advanced Technolosy to Anti-GuerrillaWarfare. Santa Barbara: General Electric, 1962. (H35 G41 no. 176)

69. Holliday, Sam C., and Dabezies, Pierre C. Irregular Warfare in aNutshell. Carlisle Barracks: US Army War College, 1968. (U240 H6)

70. Howze, Hamilton H. Counter-insurgency Warfare. Kermit RooseveltMemorial Fund Lecture. Fort Bragg: 1962. (U17 K4 1962)

71. Human Sciences Research, Inc. Constabulary Capabilities for Low-Level Conflict, by M. Dean Havron et al. McLean: 1969.(HV7938 H86)

72. Human Sciences Research, Inc. Implementation of the Marine CombinedAction Concept in Future Contingencies, by Joseph C. Story andHerbert H. Vreeland. McLean: 1971. (U240 H85)

73. Human Sciences Research, Inc. A Preliminary Analysis of NavalUnconventional Warfare, by A. Terry Rambo. McLean: 1966.~(UB276 H81)

74. Hyde, Douglas A. The Roots of Guerrilla Warfare. London: BodleyHead, 1968. (U24O 19)

75. Inter-American Air Forces Counterinsurgency Symposium. 1st, IurlburtField, Florida. Final Report. Washington: 1966. (U240 15 1966)

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76. Inter-American Air Forces Special Air Operations Symposium. 2d, HurlburtField, Florida. Final Report. Washington: 1968. (U240 15 1967)

77. Jenkins, Brian M. The Five Stages of Urban Guerrilla Warfare:

Challenge of the 1970's. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1971.(U24O .J45)

78. Jenkins, Brian H. High Technology Terrorism and Surrogate War: TheImpact of New Technology on Low-Level Violence. Santa Monica:Rand Corporation, 1975. (U240 .R351)

79. Jenkins, Brian H. An Urban Strategy for Guerrillas and Governments.Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1972. (U240 R35)

80. Jenkins, Brian M. Will Terrorists Go Nuclear? Santa Monica: RandCorporation, 1975. (U240 .R352)

81. Johnson, Harold K. Counterinsurgency: The U.S. Army's Role andProgram. Kermit Roosevelt lecture delivered at Sandhurst.Washington: US Department of the Army, 1964. (U17 K4 1964)

82. Johnson, William F. Some Principles of Communist UnconventionalWarfare: Lessons from the Yenan and Guatemalan "Ways." Thesis,Georgetown University. Washington: Library of Congress Photo Dupli-cation Service, 1958. (Microfilm D-107)

83. Jones, R.D. Factor Analysis of Onerational Data for Counterinsurgency.Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1964. (DS558 .J6)

84. Katz, Amrom H. After Vietnam: An Approach to Future Wars of NationalLiberation. Paper presented at National Strategy Information CenterConference. Los Angeles, 1971. (U240 K38)

85. Kecskemeti, Paul. Insurgency as a Strategic Problem. Santa Monica:Rand Corporation, 1967. (JC491 .K34)

86. Kitson, Frank. Bunch of Five. London: Faber & Faber, 1977.(D25.5 .K5)

87. Kitson, Frank. Low Intensity Operations: Subversion, Insurgency,Peace-Keeping. Harrisburg: Stackpole Books, 1971. (U240 K45)

88. Klonis, N.I. Guerrilla Warfare: Analysis and Projections. New York:Speller, 1972. (U240 K46)

89. Knight, Hale H. Force Ratios in Counterinsurgencies. Washington:George Washington University, 1966. (U240 K47)

90. Komer, Robert W. The Malayan Emergency in Retrospect: Organizationof a Successful Counterinsurgency Effort. Santa Monica: RandCorporation, 1972. (DS597 .K65)

91. Kramer, Joseph S. The Theory and Practice of Little War. Dissertation,University of Michigan. Ann Arbor: University Microfilms, 1969.(U240 [7)

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92. Laqueur, Walter A. Guerrilla: A Historical and Critical Study.Boston: Little, Brown, 1976. (U240 .L36)

93. Le-hong-Linh; Vuong-thanh-Dien; and Nguyen, Q.S. AP Bac (MajorVictories of the South Yistnamese Patriotic Forces in 1963 & 1964).Hanoi: Foreign Languages Pub. House, 1965. (DS557 V5L4)

94. Levy, Bert. Guerrilla WArfare. New York: Penguin Books, 1943.(U240 IA)

95. Leguey-Feilleux, Jean R. The Status of Guerrillas in the Law-of War.Thesis, Georgetown University, 1965. Ann Arbor: University Micro-films, 1967. (Microfilm D-388)

96. Leighton, Richard M. Insurgency and Counterinsurgency: An Anthology.Washington: US Industrial College of the Armed Forces, 1962.(U240 .139)

97. Leites, Nathan C. Rebellion and Authority: Myths and RealitiesReconsidered. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1966. (U241 .L45)

98. Leites, Nathan C., and Wolf, Charles, Jr. Rebellion and Authority:An Analytic Essay on Insurgent Conflicts. Chicago: Markham,1970. (JC328.5 .L43)

99. Liu, Chi-aing. Lessons from China (Kiansi, 1934) and a Strategy forCounter-Insurgency (Viet Nam, 1966). Taipei: N.p., 1966.(DS777.47 IA)

100. MacCloskey, Monro. Alert the Fifth Force: Counterinsurgency.Unconventional Warfare. and Psycholosical Operations of the UnitedStates Air Force in Soecial Air Warfare. New York: Rosen Press,1969. (UG630 13)

101. Mallin, Jay, ed. Stratexy for Conquests: Communist Documents onGuerrilla Warfare. Coral Gables: University of Miami Press,1970. (U240 M28)

102. Mallin, Jay, ed. Terror and Urban Guerrillas: A Study of Tacticsand Documents. Coral Gables: University of Miami Press, 1971.(JC491 M285)

103. Mao, Te-tung. Basic Tactics. Translated by Stuart R. Schram.New York: Praeger, 1966. (U240 M311)

104. Mao, Tse-tung. On Guerrilla Warfare. Translated by Samuel B. Griffith.New York: Praeger, 1961. (U240 M3 1961)

105. Mao, Tee-tung. Strategies in Guerrilla Warfars. N.p.: Directorateof Intelligence, Far last Air Forces, 1951. (U240 M31)

106. Mao, Tee-tung. Yu Chi Chan (Guerrilla Warfare). Translated bySamuel B. Griffith. Newport: US Naval War College, Department ofStrategy and Logistics, 1950. (U240 M3)

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107. The Marine Corps Gazette. The Guerrillp. and How to Fight Him:Selections, ed. by T.N. Greene. Nev 'ork: Praeger, 1962.(U240 K33)

108. Martic, Milos. Insurrection: Five Schools of Revolutionary Thought.New York: Dunellen, 1975. (JC491 .M34)

109. McCuen, John J. The Art of Counter-Revolutionary War: The Strateayof Counter-Insurgency. Harrisburg: Stackpole Books, 1966.(U240 M18)

110. McCuen, John J. Protracted Revolutionary War in Alieria. New York:Columbia University, School of International Affairs, 1961.(DT295 M27)

111. McNamara, Robert S. Vietnam: US Stake and Objectives. Current Situa-tion, Plans. Washington: US Army Troop Information Support Unit,1964. (D8557 V5M3)

112. Mei, Ko-wang. The Theory and Practice of Modern Guerrilla Warfare.Thesis, Michigan State University. Ann Arbor: University Micro-films, 1965. (U240 M4)

113. Methven, Stuart E. Parapolitics and Pacification. Vietnam: A Studyin Applied Cadre Techniques. Cambridge: Massachusetts Institute ofTechnology, Center of International Studies, 1967. (DS557 V5M47)

114. Miksche, Ferdinand 0. Secret Forces: The Technique of UndergroundMovements. London: Faber and Faber, 1950. (U240 M5 1950)

115. Moss, Robert. Urban Guerrillas: The New Face of Political Violence.London: Maurice Temple Smith, 1972. (JC491 M661)

116. Moss, Robert. Urban Guerrilla Warfare. London: InternationalInstitute for Strategic Studies, 1971. (U240 M67)

117. Moss, Robert. Urban Guerrillas in Latin America. London:Institute for the Study of Conflict, 1970. (F1414 M67)

118. Murphy, Edward L. Comitment of U.S. Forces in Ground Combat RoleSupportina a Counterinsursency in Southeast Asia. Norfolk:US Armed Forces Staff College, 1965. (DS518.1 M85)

119. Ney, Virgil. Notes on Guerrilla Warfare: Principles and Practices.Washington: Command, 1961. (U240 N4)

120. Nighswonger, William A. Rural Pacification in Viet Nam: 1962-1965.Washington: Advanced Research Projects Agency, 1966. (DS557 V5N7)

121. Nkruaah, Kwame. Handbook of Revolutionary Warfare: A Guide to theArmed Phase of the African Revolution. New York: International,1969. (DT23 N55)

122. O'Ballance, Edgar. The Indo-China War. 1945-1954: A Study inGuerrilla Warfare. London: Faber and Faber, 1964. (DS550 0 3)

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123. Organization of American States. Special Consultative Committee onSecurity. Study of the "Diary of 'Che' Guevara in Bolivia."Washington: Pan American Union, 1968. (F1788 .G807)

124. Orlov, Alexander. Handbook of Intelligence and Guerrilla Warfare.Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 1963. (UB271 R9 0 7)

125. Osanka, Franklin M., ed. Modern Guerrilla Warfare: Fighting CommunistGuerrilla Movements. 1941-1961. New York: Free Press of Glencoe,1962. (U240 0 8)

126. Paddock, Alfred H. US Army Special Warfare: Its Origins: Psycho-logical and Unconventional Warfare. 1941-1952. Fort McNair:National Defense University Press, 1982. (UB275 .P33)

127. Paget, Julian. Counter-Insurgency Operations: Techniques of GuerrillaWarfare. New York: Walker, 1967. (U240 P28)

128. Paret, Peter. Guerrillas in the 1960's. New York: Praeger, 1962.(U240 P3)

129. Peterson, Alex H. The Role of Airpower in Providing Tactical Mobilityin Past COIN Operations. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1964.(UG630 .P48)

130. Pool, Ithiel D.S. Reprints of Publications-on Viet Nam, 1966-1970.Cambridge: 1971. (DS557 V5P56)

131. Pool, Ithiel D.S. Village Violence and Pacification in Viet Nam.Urbana: University of Illinois, Department of Political Science,1968. (HN700 V5P6)

132. Pomeroy, William J. Guerrilla and Counter-Guerrilla Warfare:Liberation and Suppression in the Present Period. New York:International, 1964. (U240 P6)

133. Pomeroy, William J., ed. Guerrilla Warfare and Marxism: A Collectionof Writings from Karl Marx to the Present on Armed Struzzles forLiberation and for Socialism. New York: International, 1968.(U240 P61)

134. Possony, Stefan T. People's War: The Art of Combining Partisan-Military. Psycho-Social, and Political Conauest Techniques. Taipei:Asian Peoples' Anti-Communist League, 1970. (U240 P65)

135. Pustay, John S. Counterinsurgency Warfare. New York: Free Press,1965. (U240 P8)

136. Quandt, William B. Aleerian Military Develoment: The Profession-alization of a Guerrilla Army. Santa Monica: Rand Corporation,1972. (UA858 .Q83)

137. Ravenholt, Albert. Operations Long Pass: An American TrainingExercise in Limited Warfare. New York: American UniversitiesField Staff, 1961. (D16.25 A6A78 v.9 no.1)

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138. Red Cross. International Committee. Conference of GovernmentExperts on the Reaffirmation and Development of InternationalHumanitarian Law Applicable in Armed Conflicts. Geneva, 24 May-12 June, 1971. 8 vols. Geneva: 1971. (3X4525 .R43 v.1 tbru 8)

139. Robinson, Donald B. The Dirty Wars: Guerrilla Actions and OtherForms of Unconventional Warfare. New York: Delacorte Press, 1968.(D25.5 R6)

140. Rubin, Theodore J., Hitchman, Norman; and Young, John D. Mobility:Context. Concepts, and Application to Counter-Guerrilla Warfare.Santa Barbara: General Electric, 1962.

141. Sarkesian, Sam C., ed. Revolutionary Guerrilla Warfare. Chicago:Precedent, 1975. (U240 .S17)

142. Scott, Andrew M. Insurgency. Chapel Hill: University of NorthCarolina Press, 1970. (JC328.5 S33)

143. Scott, Thomas P. The Civic Action Concept as an Instrument ofUS Foreign Aid Policy. Thesis, American University. Ann Arbor:University Microfilms, 1965. (Microfilm D-329)

144. Singh, Baljit, and Mei, Ko-wang. Theory and Practice of ModernGuerrilla Warfare. New York: Asia Pub. House, 1971. (U240 S56)

145. Smith, Robert M. The Revolutionary Doctrine of Comunist China.Thesis, American University, 1971. Ann Arbor: UniversityMicrofilms, 1972. (UA835 S56)

146. Smythe, Donald. Guerrilla Warrior: The Early Life of John J. Pershing.New York: Scribner, 1973. (E181 P5S59)

147. Soviet War News. We are Guerillas: An Account of the Work of SovietGuerillas Behind the Nazi Lines. London: Press Department of theSoviet Embassy in London, 1942. (D764 $6)

148. Stanford Research Institute. Counterinsurgency Force Requirements forSouthern Thailand, by R.F. Rhyne and D.A. Price. Menlo Park:1968. (DS586 .S83)

149. Strother, Kenneth C. Unconventional Warfare: A Brief Review.Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1962. (UG630 .S79)

150. Sturdevant, C.V. Additional Insight on the Military Situation inSouth Vietnam Relative to Prior Years. Santa Monica: RandCorporation, 1965. (U241 .S758)

151. Sully, Francois. Aie of the Guerrilla: The New Warfare. New York:Parents' Magazine Press, 1968. (U240 S8)

152. Taber, Robert. The War of the Flea: A Study of Guerrilla WarfareTheory and Practice. New York: Stuart, 1965. (U240 T25)

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153. Tanham, George K. Comunist Revolutionary Warfare: From theVietminh to the Viet Con. Rev. ed. New York: Praeger, 1967.(DS556.5 .T35)

154. Thayer, Charles W. guerrilla. Nev York: Harper & Row, 1963.(U240 T45)

155. Thomas, Walter R. Guerrilla Warfare: Cause and Conflict: A 21stCentury Success Story? Fort McNair: National Defense UniversityPress, 1981. (U240 .T467)

156. Thompson, Robert G.K. Defeatinz Communist Insurgency: The Lessonsof Malaya and Vietnam. New York: Praeger, 1966. (U240 T47)

157. Thompson, Robert G.K. Revolutionary War in World Strategy, 1945-1969. New York: Taplinger, 1970. (U240 T471)

158. Trinquier, Roger. Modern.Warfare: A French View of Counterinsurgency.Translated by Daniel Lee. New York: Praeger, 1964. (UA700 T7 1964)

159. Tsai, Ping-yuan. People's War of Mao Tse-tung. Taipei: AsianPeoples' Anti-Communist League, 1966. (DS778 M3T75)

160. United Aircraft Corporation. Sikorsky Aircraft Division. The 1mploy-sent of Belicopters and VISTOL Aircraft in Counter-Insurgency.Stratford: 1962. (TL716 U3)

161. US Air Force. Lackland Military Training Center. Anthology of RelatedTopics on Counterinsurgency. Lackland: 1963. (U240 U25)

162. US Air Force. 9806th Air Reserve Squadron. Cold War Strategy: AirPoer and Counterinsursency: An Intelligence Project by the Officersof Flinht "J". 9806th Air Reserve Squadron. 8511th Air Force ReserveRecovery Group. Ellington Air Force Base: 1963. (U240 U22)

163. US Air Force Special Operations School. Special Air Operations/Military Assistance Proaram: Selected Readings. 4 vols. EglinAir Force Base: 1972. (UG649 Z8 SR-73 v.1 thru v.4)

164. US Air University. Aerospace Studies Institute. Guerrilla Warfare andAirpover in Korea. 1950-53. Maxwell Air Force Base: 1964.(U240 .U37)

165. US Army Scientific Advisory Panel. Ad Hoc Group for Army PsychologicalOperations. Report. Washington: 1967. (UB275 .U55)

166. US Army Special Warfare Center. United States Army Special Warfare.Fort Bragg: 1962. (SWC SW)

167. US Army. 300th Civil Affairs Group. A Guide to Military Civic Action.Washington: 1969. (UA853 .USU3)

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168. US Congress. House. Comittee on Un-American Activities. GuerrillaWarfare Advocates in the United States. H. Rept. 1351, 90th Cong.,2d seas. Washington: Government Printing Office, 1968.(HM281 U55 1968)

169. US Department of the Army. U.S. Army Special Forces, 1961-1971, byFrancis J. Kelly. Washington: 1973. (DS557 V5U545 K45)

170. US Department of the Army. Chief of Information. Special Warfare:U.S. Army: An Army Speciality. Washington: 1962. (U240 U48)

171. US Department of the Army. Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Opera-tions. Counter Insurtencv Operations: A Handbook for theSuppression of Communist Guerrilla!Terrorist Operations. Washington:Special Warfare Division, Office of the Director of Strategic Plansand Policy, 1960. (U240 U51)

172. US Department of the Army. Deputy Chief of Staff for Military Opera-tions. Direct Support Operations: Guerrilla Operations inConiunction with Conventional Forces, by Slavko N. Bjelajac.Washington: 1955. (U240 U53)

173. US Department of the Army. Deputy Chief of Staff for MilitaryOperations. Support of an Airborne Operation (General Characteris-tics, Doctrines and Principles. Basic Considerations), bySlavko N. Bjelajac. Washington: 1955. (U240 U54)

174. US Military Academy. Department of Social Sciences. 1_ Ings inCounterinsuriency. West Point: 1963. (U240 U58 1963)

175. US Military Academy. Senior Conference. Support of United StatesForeign Policy with Military Resources in Conditions of InternalViolence. Final Report. West Point: 1967. (UA12 U83 1967)

176. US Naval Institute. Studies in Guerrilla Warfare. Annapolis:1963. (U240 U59)

177. US Operations Mission to Vietnam. The Police and Resources Controlin Counterinsurgency, by E.H. Adkins, Jr. Saigon: 1964.(DS557 V5U581)

178. Valeriano, Napoleon D., and Bohannan, Charles T.R. Counter-GuerrillaOverations: The Philippine Experience. New York: Praeger, 1962.(U240 V3)

179. Weathers, Bynum E., Jr. Guerrilla Warfare in Argentina and Columbia.1974-1982. Maxwell Air Force Base: Air University Library,Documentary Research Division, 1982. (UG635.3 .U52 DRS .W43)

180. Weller, Jac. Fire and Movement: Baraain-Basement Warfare in theFar East. New York: Crowell, 1967. (U240 VA)

181. Zawodny, J.K. Guerrilla Warfare and Subversion as a Means ofPolitical Change. Washington: 1961. (JC491 3)

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B. Models and Wargming

1. Abt Associates, Inc. Application of a Model of Termination of InternalRevolutionary Conflict to a Current Case, by Martin S. Gordon,et al. Cambridge: 1967. (JC491 .A22)

2. Abt Associates, Inc. Counterinsurgency Game Design: Feasibility andEvaluation Study: A Study for the Advanced Research Projects Agency.Cambridge: 1965. (U240 A15)

3. Abt Associates, Inc. A Model of the Termination of Internal Revolu-tionary Conflict, by Martin S. Gordon, et al. Cambridge: 1967.(JC491 .A221)

4. Abt Associates, Inc. Six Demonstrations of the AGILE/COIN Game.Cambridge: 1966. (U240 A152)

5. Abt Associates, Inc. The URB-COIN Game. Cambridge: 1966.(U240 A153)

6. Fraley, Victor J. Modifying Conventional War Gaming Methodology toFit a Counterinsurgency Situation. Professional Study No., 4125.Maxwell Air Force Base: Air War College, 1970. (UG635.3 .U5PS-4125)

7. Schaffer, Marvin B. Lanchester Models of Guerrilla Engagements.Santa Monica: Rand Corporation, 1967. (U240 .S23)

8. US Army. Combat Developments Command. Model Indigenous Military Forcefor Counterinsurgency Operations. Fort Belvoir: 1965. (U241 .U54)

C. Case Studies

1. Abt Associates, Inc. The Termination of Internal RevolutionaryConflict. Final Sumary Report. Cambridge: 1967. (JX1952 .A22)

2. Bell, J. Bowyer. The Myth of the Guerrilla: Revolutionary Theory andMalpractice. New York: Knopf, 1971. (JC491 B45)

3. Bell, J. Bowyer. On Revolt: Strategies of National Liberation.Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 1976. (JC491 .B455)

4. Blaufarb, Douglas S. The Counterinsuraency Era: U.S. Doctrine andPerformance, 1950 to the Present. New York: Free Press, 1977.(U241 .B53)

5. Bolt Berenak and Newman, Inc. Browne and Shaw International StudiesDivision. The Control of Local Conflict: Case Studies. Waltham:1969. (JX1981 P7B581)

6. Hillam, Ray C. Insurgent Counnim: The Problem of Countermeasuresin Malaya; Vietnam and the Philippines. Ann Arbor: UniversityMicrofilms, 1965. (Microfilm D-259)

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7. Moss, Robert. Urban Guerrillas: The New Face of Political Violence.London: Maurice Temple Smith, 1972. (JC491 M661)

8. Shackley, Theodore. The Third Option: An American View of Counter-insurgency Operations. New York: Reader's Digest Press: McGraw-Hill, 1981. (U241 .S43)

9. Waites, M. Dale. Communist Use of Terror in Insurgency: A CaseStudy. Professional Study No. 3538. Maxwell Air Force Base:US Air University, Air War College, 1967. (UG635.3 .U5 PS-3538)

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2. American University. Center for Research in Social Systems. AnnotatedBibliography on Internal Defense, by Willis M. Smyser, et al.Washington: 1968. (Z7164 .R49C47)

3. American University. Center for Research in Social Systems. InternalDefense and Development: An Annotated Bibliography, by Alice A.Adanalian, et al. Washington: 1968. (JC328.5 .C45)

4. American University. Center for Research in Social Systems. StabilityOperations and Insurgency: A Selected Bibliography, by Alice A.Adanalian, et al. Washington: 1969. (JC328.5 .C451)

5. American University. Center for Research in Social Systems. A SelectedBibliography Dealing with the Relationships Between American Advisorsand Their Counterparts, by Skaidrite M. Fallah. Washington: 1968.(Z6"3 .U5C46)

6. American University. Center for Research in Social Systems. StabilityOperations and Insurgency: A Selected Bibliography with IntroductoryEssays, by Alice A. Adanalian, et al. Washington: 1969.(JC328.5 .C46)

7. Cornog, Douglas Y. Unconventional Warfare: A Selected Annotated

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8. US Air Force. Lackland Military Training Center. Anthology of RelatedTopics on Counterinsurgency. Texas: 1963. (U240 U25)

9. US Air Force Academy Library. Unconventional Warfare. Part I:Guerrilla Warfare. Colorado Springs: 1962. (UG633 Z9A3 no. 21)

10. US Air Force Academy Library. Unconventional Warfare. Part III:Escape and Evasion. Colorado Springs: 1963. (UG633 Z9A3 no. 23)

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11. US Air University. Aerospace Studits Institute. Insurgencv and Counter-"nsuraencv Annotated Biblioaraophv, by Concepts Division, 2d ed.Maxwell Air Force Base: 1962. (U240 .U36)

12. US Air University Library. Counterinsurgency: Selected References.Maxwell Air Force Base: 1963. (UC635.3 .U5 SB-189)

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