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Monographs & Nonfiction

The University of North Georgia: 150 Years of Leadership and Vision

Katherine Rose Adams
Michael Lanford
Jason Mayernick

Beyond Vom Kriege: The Character and Conduct of Modern War

R. D. Hooker, Jr.

AUSA Book

Bombay in the Age of Disco: City, Community, Life

Tinaz Pavri, Ph.D.

Cherokee History and the Spirit Family

James Neil Barnes

Combat to College: Applying the Military Mentality as a Student Veteran

John H. Davis

AUSA Book

Give ’Way to the Right

Chris Emmett

"I have been so many people": A Study of Lee Smith's Novels

Tanya Long Bennett, Ph.D.

Mission Command in the Israel Defense Forces

Editor-in-Chief: Brig. General (Ret.) Gideon Avidor
Features Various Authors

AUSA Book

New Army Officer’s Survival Guide: Cadet to Commission through Command

Levi J. Floeter

Over the Top

Arthur Guy Empey
Introduction by David Scott Stieghan

Pedagogy Opened: Innovative Theory and Practice

Free Digital Textbook

Tiffani Tijerina

Slides for Students: The Effective Use of Powerpoint in Education

Gary D. Fisk

Swamped: Interdisciplinary Teaching Approaches for New Faculty

James Barbre
Dianne Burke Moneypenny
Christine C. Nemcik
Daron W. Olson
Kelley Blewett, Ph.D.
Félix Burgos

Tales from the Cold War: The U.S. Army in West Germany, 1960-1975

Author: Michael D. Mahler

AUSA Book

Targeting Discretion: A Guide for Command Staff, Frontline Officers, and Students

Casey LaFrance, Ph.D.

The Military and the Monarchy

Kevin W. Farrell

Out of Print

The Nature of Things: Essays of a Tapestry Weaver

Tommye McClure Scanlin

The Southern Philosopher: Collected Essays of John William Corrington

Allen Mendenhall, J.D., Ph.D.

The Use of Color in History, Politics, and Art

Features Various Authors
Edited by Sungshin Kim

Transatlantic Shell Shock: British and American Literatures of World War I Trauma

Austin Riede, Ph.D.

Transition and Transformation: Fostering Transfer Student Success

Features Various Authors
Edited by Stephen J. Handel and
Eileen Strempel

Traveler's Rest and the Tugaloo Crossroads

Revised and Updated
Robert Eldridge Bouwman

Travels in Greeneland: The Cinema of Graham Greene

Quentin Falk

Trust and Leadership: The Australian Army Approach to Mission Command

Editor-in-Chief: Russell W. Glenn
Features Various Authors

AUSA Book

Turn Back Before Baghdad

Authored by Lawrence Jolidon
Edited by Ron Martz

U.S. Security Issues and World War I

Dr. Craig Greathouse
Dr. Austin Riede

Write to Protect and Serve

John Cagle

1,271 Days a Soldier

Authored by Henry E. Gardiner
Edited by Dominic J. Caraccilo

AUSA Book

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