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Artillery (Small unit tactics) by Hans-Georg Karl Hubert Richert, 1951 Infantry (Small unit tactics) by Hellmuth Reinhardt, 1950 Engineers in combat at river sectors (Small unit tactics) by Erich Abberger, 1950 Small unit tactics by Georg Guenther Drange, 1947 Supply of partisan units during the war 1941/45 by D Karov, 1947 Soviet Bloc Elite Forces by Steven Zaloga, 1985-09-26 Stalin's Ocean-going Fleet: Soviet Naval Strategy and Shipbuilding Programs, 1935-53 (Cass Series: Naval Policy and History) by Mikhail Monakov, Jurgen Rohwer, 2001-08-01 Blood on the Shores: Soviet Naval Commandos in World War II by Viktor Leonov, 1993-11 KGB Alpha Team Training Manual: How The Soviets Trained For Personal Combat, Assassination, And Subversion by K.G.B., 1993-01-01 Fighting Men--A Chronicle of Three Black Civil War Fighting Men by John Zubritsky, 2009-11-19

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41. Einsatzgruppen (Mobile Killing Units)
    The Einsatzgruppen following the German army into the Soviet union were composed of Einsatzgruppen members were drawn from the SS, WaffenSS (military  
    http://www.ushmm.org/wlc/article.php?lang=en&ModuleId=10005130

42. Shattered Union E3 2005 Preshow Report - Shattered Union Previews For PC At Game
    Shattered union for PC preview at GameSpot. This turnbased strategy game will let you while military units are represented by large 3D unit counters.  
    http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/shatteredunion/preview_6124027.html
    
    Extractions: Perhaps the blue states finally got tired of the red states. Or maybe the "Tastes Great" crowd couldn't reconcile their differences anymore with the "Less Filling" folk. Whatever the case, Shattered Union is a newly announced turn-based strategy game that depicts everyone's favorite hypothetical scenario, a modern-day American civil war. What's this? To some, a second civil war seems more likely to happen than a major publisher actually putting out a turn-based strategy game. But the success of Advance Wars on the Game Boy and other turn-based games on the consoles seems to have spurred interest once again in the genre. Maybe one day, Ken Burns will make a documentary about this civil war. Beer quips aside, the story in Shattered Union has the United States splintering into a half-dozen regional factions after terrorism, internal strife, and the nuking of Washington DC take their toll. Your job is to take control of one of these factions and attempt to reunify the country under your leadership. You can even play as those dastardly Europeans, as the old countries of that continent have the gall to send "peacekeeping" troops to America. Sacre bleu! The game itself is played out on a 3D tactical map, with the option to even turn on a good old-fashioned, war game-style hex grid. Terrain and features of the map, such as roads and cities, are all rendered in 3D, while military units are represented by large 3D unit counters. In many ways, the look of Shattered Union is sort of what a 3D version of what the classic PC war game Panzer General would look like.

43. Union Military Units Drilling
    union military units Drilling. blacktitlebar.jpg If you can help identify any units or individuals pictured please contact us at the above address.  
    http://midwestcivilwar.com/id67.html
    
    Extractions: Civil War Illustrated Union Military Units Drilling tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/home.gif","twe77591A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/home2.gif","twe77591B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/aboutus.gif","twe77592A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/aboutuslt.gif","twe77592B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/currentissue.gif","twe77593A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/currentissue2.gif","twe77593B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/pastissues.gif","twe77594A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/pastissues2.gif","twe77594B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/publications.gif","twe77595A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/publications2.gif","twe77595B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/movies1.gif","twe77596A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/movies2.gif","twe77596B"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/godsandgenerals.jpg","twe77597A"); tweNavbarPreload("sitebuildercontent/sitebuilderpictures/godsandgenerals2.jpg","twe77597B");

44. In Harm's Way: Titan In Iraq | The San Diego Union-Tribune
    They were working as Titan linguists for a US military intelligence battalion when The guns usually come from Army units that have stockpiled weapons  
    http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20050724/news_mz1n24titan.html
    
    Extractions: STAFF WRITERS July 24, 2005 He knew it would be dangerous; he is an ex-Marine. But his attitude about the job changed one blistering July morning in 2004, as he drove a Nissan SUV down a street in Mosul past a group of men crouched around a red Opel sedan. He heard the distinctive "pop-pop-pop" of an AK-47 assault rifle, then a series of "tick-tick-ticks" as slugs punched through the SUV's thin metal sides. A bullet ricocheted into his ankle, and he felt searing pain. It was an ambush. Bleeding and terrified, the Titan employees jumped from the crippled SUV and scrambled into a friendly truck that was following them in the convoy.

45. A More Perfect Union: Japanese Americans And The U.S. Constitution
    the thousands of men who served in the segregated 100th and 442nd military units. A More Perfect union. Japanese Americans and the US Constitution  
    http://www.campaignadvantage.com/services/websites/archive/smithsonian/sapap/fea
    
    Extractions: Home News Events About Us ... Sitemap A More Perfect Union: exhibition The heart of the online exhibition is a section of primary subject areas that explore the military exploits, Constitutional crises, cultural history, and issues of identity and loyalty tied to the internment of Japanese Americans. Within the military section, the site looks at the thousands of men who served in the segregated 100th and 442nd military units. See the online exhibition Japanese Americans and the U.S. Constitution Examining events surrounding Japanese American internment during World War II, this exhibition explores the frailty of individual rights balanced with the need for national security. The award-winning online exhibition complements and expands on the permanent exhibition, which is housed in The National Museum of American History. The Filipino American Photographs of Ricardo Ocreto Alvarado This stunning collection of rare Our online exhibition provides an intimate view of some of these extraordinary photos. read more Home Sitemap Search ... Smithsonian Home

46. Military History And Military Science: Wars - Alcove 9: An Annotated List Of Ref
    Here you can find instructions for locating the military records of family There are searchable databases for union and Confederate army units and the  
    http://www.loc.gov/rr/main/alcove9/military/wars.html
    
    Extractions: A collection of histories, primary sources, and bibliographic citations focusing on events in World War II. Reports in the database are listed under the following subject headings: general accounts, political, Pacific theater, European theater, China theater, American theater, country and service, bibliography, appendices (including glossary of terms and statistics), and other

47. Use Of Force By Arthur Mark Weisburd
    The United States and the Soviet union agreed to guarantee the pact but also and the Afghan government, crippled by defections of military units,  
    http://www.psupress.org/Justataste/samplechapters/JustaTasteWeisburd.html

48. Virginia's Civil War: A Guide To Manuscripts At The Virginia Historical Society
    Although some military service records, muster rolls, orders, The few Virginia units in the union army will be preceded with the word union.  
    http://www.vahistorical.org/cwg/howto.htm
    
    Extractions: In compiling this guide, project staff reviewed and analyzed collections and individually cataloged items for Civil War content. We were led to materials through the Society's existing card catalog of manuscripts and through information in our new automated collections management database. Analysis of items and collections included the review of materials not previously highlighted for Civil War content but that fell into the appropriate time period or to which the staff's attention was drawn by some other means. Consequently, this guide provides detail about far more materials than could be found by an initial review of Civil War-related subject entries in the card catalog or database. At the same time, we should make clear that our search of the manuscripts collection for Civil War materials has been comprehensive but not exhaustive, given the constraints of time, staffing, and the sheer size of the collection itself. Certainly, other materials than those listed in this guide may be located in our holdings through imaginative research strategies. The great majority of Civil War manuscripts currently in the holdings Virginia Historical Society, however, may be accessed through this guide. Another important point to which the attention of users should be drawn involves the types of materials that make up the Society's manuscripts collection. Although some military service records, muster rolls, orders, and the like may be found in our holdings having made their way by various routes into collections of personal and family papers the Society's collection consists primarily of letters, diaries, scrapbooks, and related materials and is not the place to launch a search for official documentation. Queries about such records should be directed to the Archives Division of the

49. The Underground Home Army :: World War II
    Parallel to the official army there emerged military units of political parties, In April 1940 the Zwi±zek Odwetu emerged (ZO Retaliation union),  
    http://www.poland.gov.pl/ww2/?document=25

50. Program Overview
    History of military units at the University of Virginia Though Virginia had not yet declared itself seceded from the union, there was and air of  
    http://www.virginia.edu/arotc/Overview/history.htm
    
    Extractions: Army ROTC at The University of Virginia History of Military Units at the University of Virginia Research by 2LT Brendan Dignan, 2001 Home Overview Cavalier Battalion Curriculum ... US Army In the early days of the University, circa 1820, while Thomas Jefferson was still Rector, a voluntary military company existed. However, it was disbanded some years later on its unwillingness to submit to certain regulations of the faculty, who held a firm grasp over University policy at the time. The dispute was over the issue of weapon keeping. The student-cadets wished to keep arms in their Lawn rooms on the Academical Village . Faculty members refused this request, demanding that weapons be kept in a separate armory. Without a compromise, the company fell idle for some 30 years. Upon the secession of South Carolina on December 20, 1860, two military companies were again formed at the University, this during the second session of 1860-1861. Students from the Virginia Military Institute traveled to Charlottesville to form and train the companies. Though Virginia had not yet declared itself seceded from the Union, there was and air of trepidation among the primarily southern student body. These two companies consisted of about 100 students each and called themselves the "Southern Guard," and the "Sons of Liberty," an obvious reference to rebellious group led by Samuel Adams prior to the Revolutionary War.

51. History & Culture Of Russia / Overview
    With the outbreak of the Second World War, the Soviet union found itself unprepared military units were dispatched to enforce the authority of the new  
    http://www.geographia.com/russia/rushis07.htm
    
    Extractions: T he first few years of Soviet rule were marked by an extraordinary outburst of social and cultural change. Although the Bolsheviks had maintained complete control of the economy during the civil war, Lenin decided at its end that a partial return to a market economy would help the country recover from the destruction of the previous three years. His New Economic Policy, or NEP, brought about a period of relative prosperity, allowing the young Soviet government to consolidate its political position and rebuild the country's infrastructure. This was also the period during which the Russian Avant-Garde reached its height, developing the radical new styles of Constructivism, Futurism, and Suprematism . Although the country still faced enormous challenges, there was a widespread sense of optimism and opportunity. As was the case with the Napoleonic Wars, the Soviet Union emerged from World War II considerably stronger than it had been before the war. Although the country suffered enormous devastation and lost more than twenty million lives, it had gained considerable territory and now ranked as one of the two great world powers along with the United States. Nonetheless, life in the country continued to suffer. Industrial production was once again concentrated on heavy industry, agricultural failures produced widespread famine, political freedoms were restricted even further, and another huge wave of purges was carried out. As the Cold War got underway, an increasing proportion of the Soviet Union's resources were funneled into military projects, further exacerbating the quality of life. Stalin remained in power until 1953, when he died of a cerebral hemorrhage.

52. Russian Army Units And Equipment
    as a possible fear of coup activity in independent elite military units. After the collapse of the Soviet union, Russian Tank and MotorizedRifle  
    http://www.fas.org/nuke/guide/russia/agency/army-ue.htm
    
    Extractions: The ground forces are organized into six [previously eight] military districts, one independent army, and two groups of forces. Although the districts are ground forces commands, they may include forces from the other services, in which case they also serve as regional commands. In February 1996, four of Russia's eight independent airborne brigades were placed under ground forces command, with one each going to the North Caucasus, Siberian, Transbaikal, and Far Eastern districts. At the same time, two of five airborne divisions, stationed at Pskov and Novorossiysk, were assigned for special joint operations to the Northern and Siberian districts, respectively. These shifts, which outside observers interpreted as the end of plans to form a mobile force for rapid insertion in trouble areas, reflected a shortage of the airlift capacity needed to support independent operations by such troops, as well as a possible fear of coup activity in independent elite military units. The army group, army, or corps commander has chiefs of branches subordinate to him. They normally report to him through the chief of staff. The commander of missile troops and artillery (CMTA) at the operational level is a commander (rather than chief). There is also a commander of air defense. There are chiefs of engineer, chemical, and signal troops and a chief of the personnel directorate. Each of these individuals has his own staff.

53. NMAH: Smithsonian Launches Online Exhibition "A More Perfect Union: Japanese Ame
    Within the military section, the site looks at the thousands of men who served in the segregated 100th and 442nd military units.  
    http://americanhistory.si.edu/news/pressrelease.cfm?key=29&newskey=84

54. Ancestry.com - Locating Union & Confederate Records
    Compiled records Showing Service of military units in Volunteer union Organizations; Compiled records Showing Service of military units in Volunteer  
    http://www.ancestry.com/learn/library/article.aspx?article=4874

55. Security And Defence — Virtual Finland
    Matters relating to the European union s Common Foreign and Security Policy which Finland has no peacetime standing forces and all military units are  
    http://virtual.finland.fi/netcomm/news/showarticle.asp?intNWSAID=27993

56. GG In The Military - Women Warriors - 20th Century
    Both Great Britian and the Soviet union drafted women during WW II. The all female units were later phased out and women were incorporated into existing  
    http://www.gendergap.com/military/Warriors-2.htm
    
    Extractions: Women Warriors in the 20th Century World War I In 1915 Madame Arno, an artist, organized a regiment of Parisian women to fight the Germans. Helene Dutreux was the first of a number of women the French government officially permitted to become military pilots during WW I. Emilienne Moreau fought in the front ranks in a number of actions including the Battle of Loos where she killed two snipers. She was awarded the Croix de Guerre, the Bristish Red Cross Medal and the St. John Ambulance Society Medal. In 1940 she once again fought for her country earning a second Croix de Guerre. More than 200 women fought in the Polish legion in 1916, among them were Sophie Jowanowitsch and Stanislawa Ordynska. Flora Sanders was an Englishwoman in her forties when she fought in the trenches with the Serbian army during WW I. Colonel Militch, her commander, explained that he allowed her to join his troops because he felt she would be "as effective a soldier as the Serbian peasant women" already fighting in the ranks. She rose to the rank of corporal and was in charge of a platoon when she was severely injured by a grenade in August 1916. She was hospitalized, awarded Serbia's highest military decoration, the Kara George Star, and promoted to sergeant major. She recovered from her wounds and returned to the front. Helen Ruz, a 19 year old corporal in the Voluntary Ukraine Legion, fought at the front in the Carpathian Mountains and during the Galcian campaigns. She won two medals and was hit by shrapnel while serving in the Uhlans. Sophie Haletchko was a decorated sergeant major in the Ukranian cavalry. Zoya Smirnow was the only survivor of a group of 12 teenager girls who disguised themselves as boys and joined the Russian army. They fought in Galacia and the Carpathians.

57. Purges And Hysteria In The Soviet Union
    Police and army units surrounded rebellious peasant communities, burned homes and Soviet industry and plans to frustrate the Soviet union s military.  
    http://www.fsmitha.com/h2/ch20.htm
    
    Extractions: home 1901-World War II previous next During the Great Depression elsewhere, there was no dearth of government spending in the Soviet Union. The Soviet government was pursuing a planned growth of basic manufacturing - for the sake of industry rather than public consumption. It was a "command economy," without unemployment and with as much wealth invested in economic growth as the government could muster. Soviet manufacturing was not advancing in productivity, but by 1935 in volume Soviet manufacturing was more than five times what it had been in 1913, and in percentage of the world's share in manufacturing the Soviet Union had surpassed France, Great Britain and Germany. The United States had a 33 percent share of the world's manufacturing, Russia had 13 percent, and Germany was third at 11 percent. During the Depression, unemployment in capitalist nations enabled the Soviet Union to import thousands of engineers. And others came, running from unemployment and eager to help build socialism. Not receiving wages high enough to consume much of anything except subsistence food, building socialism had to be an incentive too for Soviet citizens. And they were told that they were sacrificing for the Revolution and for the future. An estimated three million peasant households had been expropriated. According to Soviet statistics, the number of so-called rich peasants - the Kulaks - had dropped from 5.5 million to 150,000. The homes, barns, land and tools of rebellious peasants had been turned over to the new collective farms. Trainloads of peasants, including children and old people, had been transported to remote areas, some to labor camps or to colonies in Russia's far north or in Siberia. Arrested peasants made up new labor battalions that worked at building railways, cutting timber and building the canal between the White and Baltic seas. The Soviet prison system, which had been founded for re-education, was developing into slave labor camps.

58. Agitation In The NVA
    The tested forms of agitation in military units include FDJ and trade union should be sure that. each military collective (group, crew, unit or  
    http://www.calvin.edu/academic/cas/gpa/nva01.htm
    
    Extractions: Background: This is a chapter on methods of agitation from a book published in 1988 for agitators and propagandists in East Germany's military. This material is in classic GDR Marxist-Leninist prose, and is rather challenging to translate. It is taken from the 500-page handbook for political work in the army. One should keep in mind the Marxist distinction between propaganda and agitation when reading this. Propaganda was the in depth treatment of issues, agitation the bringing of the material to the masses. The full chapter outline of the book is as follows: Chapter 1: Political Work in the National People's Army Chapter 2: The Main Tasks of Political Work in the Communist Education of the Socialist Military Personality and in forming a Strong, Battle-ready Military Collective Chapter 3: Leading Political Work in a Military Unit Chapter 4: Duties and Methods of the SED Local Organization in a military unit Chapter 5: Duties and Methods of Mass Organizations in Military Units Chapter 6: Propaganda in Military Units Chapter 7: Agitation in Military Units Chapter 8: Cultural Work in Military Units Chapter 9: Military Traditions, Military Educational Work with the Public, and Work with Family Members

59. Department Of Defense, National Guard Bureau, Rhode Island National Guard, Provi
    The Employer s mission is to provide operational military units to support the That portion of the union s proposal which would require the parties to  
    http://www.flra.gov/fsip/finalact/94fs_035.html
    
    Extractions: United States of America BEFORE THE FEDERAL SERVICE IMPASSES PANEL In the Matter of DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE NATIONAL GUARD BUREAU RHODE ISLAND NATIONAL GUARD PROVIDENCE, RHODE ISLAND and RHODE ISLAND CHAPTER, ASSOCIATION OF CIVILIAN TECHNICIANS Case No. 94 FSIP 35 DECISION AND ORDER The Rhode Island Chapter, Association of Civilian Technicians (ACT or Union), filed a request for assistance with the Federal Service Impasses Panel (Panel) to consider a negotiation impasse under the Federal Service Labor-Management Relations Statute (Statute), 5 U.S.C. § 7119, between it and the Department of Defense, National Guard Bureau, Rhode Island National Guard, Providence, Rhode Island (Employer). After investigation of the request for assistance, the Panel determined that the dispute, which arose during negotiations over a successor agreement and concerns the issue of work uniforms, should be resolved on the basis of written submissions from the parties, with the Panel to take whatever action it deemed appropriate to resolve the impasse. Written submissions were made pursuant to this procedure, and the Panel has now considered the entire record. BACKGROUND The Employer's mission is to provide operational military units to support the Army and Air Force. The bargaining unit consists of approximately 340 employees, the vast majority of whom are civilian technicians

60. United States, Civil War Regimental Histories Index, All States
    American Civil War Unit Bibliographies Bibliography from the United States military Requires Adobe Acrobat to read or union regimental histories  
    http://www.tarleton.edu/~kjones/unions.html
    
    Extractions: hear about the Civil War on World Talk Radio Union Army General Genealogy Bibliography Alabama General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Arkansas General Artillery Cavalry Infantry California General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Colorado General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Connecticut General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Dakota Territory General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Delaware General Artillery Cavalry Infantry District of Columbia General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Florida General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Georgia General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Illinois General Artillery ... Infantry Indiana General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Iowa General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Kansas General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Kentucky General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Louisiana General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Maine General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Maryland General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Massachusetts General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Michigan General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Minnesota General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Mississippi General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Missouri General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Nebraska General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Nevada General Artillery Cavalry Infantry New Hampshire General Artillery Cavalry Infantry New Jersey General Artillery Cavalry Infantry New Mexico General Artillery Cavalry Infantry New York General Artillery Cavalry Infantry North Carolina General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Ohio General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Pennsylvania General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Rhode Island General Artillery Cavalry Infantry South Carolina General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Tennessee General Artillery Cavalry Infantry Texas General Artillery

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