Small Wars of the United States, 1899-2009

Librarian Emeritus of Rutgers, State University of New Jersey, USA

• Preface Introduction I. Bibliographic SourcesII. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency: Histories and General Studies III. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency: Pre–World War II Doctrines and General Studies, 1899–1940 IV. The Philippine–American War and the Moro Campaigns, 1899–c. 1918 V. Boxer Uprising, 1898–1901 VI. China, 1901–1941 VII. Cuba, 1906–1909 VIII. Nicaragua, 1909–1925 XI. The Mexican Border, 1911–1919 X. Veracruz, 1914 XI. Haiti, 1915–1934 XII. Dominican Republic, 1916–1924 XIII. Cuba, 1917–1922 XIV. Russia, 1918–1920XV. North Russia, 1918–1919 XVI. Siberia, 1918–1920 XVI. Siberia, 1918–1920 XVIII. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency: Post-World War II Doctrines and General Studies XIX. North China, 1945–1949 XX. Lebanon, 1958 XXI. Dominican Republic, 1965–1966 XXII. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency from the Nixon Doctrine through the End of the Cold War, 1970–1990XXIII. Lebanon, 1982–1984 XXXIV. Grenada, 1983–1985 XXV. Panama, 1989 XXVI. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency from the End of the Cold War to the War on Terrorism, 1991-2001 XXVII. Persian Gulf War, 1990–1991 XXVIII. Somalia, 1992–1994 XXIX. Bosnia, 1992–1996 XXX. Haiti, 1991–1996 XXXI. Kosovo XXXII. Small Wars and Counterinsurgency: Doctrines and General Studies in the Age of the War on Terrorism XXXIII. Afghanistan, 2001 – XXXIV. Iraq War, 2003 – Author Index Subject Index