Combined Arms in Battle Since 1939 by Spiller, Roger - 1992

"What a great volume to inaugurate the US Army Command and General Staff College Press in three dozen carefully chosen and cogently written case studies ranging from WWII to the Gulf War and from Indochina to the Falklands. The authors address the multiple complexities of modern combined arms warfare. Collectively, these beautifully crafted essays illuminate all the important aspects and principles of war--such as combat engineering, river crossings, morale, economy of force, and surprise--that contemporary officers must understand. Although written especially for professional soldiers, academic military historians and their students will profit enormously from this broad-ranging excursion into the myriad faces of warfare during the past fifty years."
--Peter Maslowski, University of Nebraska--Lincoln

Some shelf wear on cover and bottom back corner of spine has been bumped and there is a small tear. See pictures. Otherwise in very good condition.