Articles
Sydney
J. Freedberg, "A Military Stretched Thin," National Journal
(25 Jun 2004) <link>.
"Journalism
and the War: What Went Wrong? Fallows, Krugman, Massing, Lemann, Gladstone,
and Varadarajan," Columbia Journalism Review [two-hour
RealPlayer audio of panel discussion on 21 Jun 2004] <link>.
Joanne
Barkan, "Spain, Italy, Peace, and Terror," Dissent
(Spr 2004) <link>.
Sage
Stossel, "In the Line of Fire" [interview with journalist
Robert D. Kaplan, who "joined U.S. Marines as they stormed Fallujah,
and returned to share his impressions"], Atlantic Unbound
(15 Jun 2004) <link>.
Matthew
Barganier, "The Honest Case for War: How It Might Have Sounded,"
Antiwar.com (23 Jun 2004) <link>.
Howard
Kurtz, "O'Reilly's 'No-Spin' Control Prompts Guest to Cry Foul,"
WashingtonPost.com (30 Jun 2004) <link>.
Juan
Cole, "The New and Improved Iraq," In These Times
(22 Jun 2004) <link>.
Ann
Scott Tyson, "US Military Lowers Profile in Iraq," Christian
Science Monitor (30 Jun 2004) <link>.
Brendan
Miniter, "Weapons in the Warehouse," OpinionJournal
[WSJ] (29 Jun 2004) <link>.
John
Gartner, "Solar to Keep Army on the Go," Wired (29
Jun 2004) <link>.
Jim
Sleeper, "Thucydiots," American Prospect (25 Jun
2004) <link>.
Benjamin
Wallace-Wells, "Right Man's Burden: Why Empire Enthusiast Niall
Ferguson Won't Change His Mind," Washington Monthly (Jun
2004) <link>.
Robert
Feleppa, "Black Rain: Reflections on Hiroshima and Nuclear War
in Japanese Film," Cross Currents 54.1 (Spr 2004) <link>.
William
Nolte, "Keeping Pace with the Revolution in Military Affairs,"
Studies in Intelligence 48.1 (2004) <link>.
Victor
D. Hanson, "The Fruits of Appeasement," City Journal
(Spr 2004) <link>.
Owen
Harries, "The Perils of Hegemony," American Conservative
(21 Jun 2004) <link>.
Niall
Ferguson, "The End of Power," OpinionJournal [WSJ]
(21 Jun 2004) <link>.
Sage
Stossel, "In the Line of Fire" [Fallujah; interview with Robert
D. Kaplan], Atlantic Unbound (15 Jun 2004) <link>.
Pepe
Escobar, "Iraq As the 51st State" [interview with Juan Cole],
Asia Times (18 Jun 2004) <link>.
The
Editors, "Were We Wrong?" New Republic Online (28
(Jun 2004) <link>.
Kyle
Tucker, "Bush, Veterans, & the Confederacy," Z Magazine
17.6 (Jun 2004) <link>.
Lucinda
Marshall, "Militarism and Violence Against Women," Z Magazine
17.4 (Apr 2004) <link>.
David
C. Hendrickson, "A Dissenter's Guide to Foreign Policy," World
Policy Journal 21.1 (Spr 2004) <link>.
Scott
Peterson, "Back to the Future: New US—Russia Arms Race,"
Christian Science Monitor (16 Jun 2004) <link>.
Clive
Davis, "False WWI Myths Dispelled, War of Ideas Set Adrift,"
Washington Times (16 May 2004) <link>.
Richard
M. Watt, "The Warsaw Insurrection," Washington Times
(9 May 2004) <link>.
Victor
David Hanson, "Feeding the Minotaur: Our Strange Relationship with
the Terrorists Continues," National Review Online (14
Jun 2004) <link>.
Ignacio
Ramonet, "Torture in a Good Cause" [trans. Ed Emery], Le
Monde diplomatique (Jun 2004) <link>.
Bruce
Berkowitz, "Intelligence Reform: Less is More," Hoover
Digest (Spr 2004) <link>.
Nonna
Gorilovskaya, "Imperial Denial" [interview with Niall Ferguson],
MotherJones.com (21 May 2004) <link>.
Michael
Lind, "Churchill for Dummies" [viz., neocons], The Spectator
(24 Apr 2004) <link>.
James
Pinkerton, "Divide Civilian, Military Roles in Iraq," Newsday
(6 May 2004) <link>.
Paul
Wolfowitz, "The Road Map for a Sovereign Iraq," OpinionJournal
[WSJ] (9 Jun 2004) <link>.
Pentagon
Memo of 6 Mar 2003 Legitimizing Torture, Wall Street Journal Online
(9 Jun 2004) <link>;
related items: Jim Lobe, "How High Does the Abu Ghraib Scandal
Go?" Antiwar.com (8 Jun 2004) <link>,
Juan Cole, "Torturegate, G8, and the Greater Middle East,"
Informed Comment (9 Jun 2004) <link>.
Andie
Tucher. "Soldiers' Tales: 'What Did You Do in the War, Great-Great-Great-Great-Grandpa?'"
Common-place 4.3 (Apr 2004) <link>.
Oscar
R. Estrada, "The Military: Losing Hearts and Minds?" WashingtonPost.com
(6 Jun 2004) <link>.
Thomas
E. Ricks, "Wars Put Strain on National Guard," WashingtonPost.com
(6 Jun 2004) <link>.
The
Editors, "The Times and Iraq," NY Times (26 May 2004)
<link>;
"Sample of the Coverage" <link>.
Paul
Johnson, "D-Day: The Liberation of Europe Has Lessons for Today's
War Leaders," OpinionJournal [WSJ] (3 Jun 2004)
<link>.
Brad
Knickerbocker, "Military's Officer Corps: Too Political?"
Christian Science Monitor (28 May 2004) <link>.
Philip
Hammond, "Postmodernity Goes to War," Spiked (1 Jun
2004) <link>.
Charles
Paul Freund, "War Party: Memorials, Monuments, and the Complications
of Memory," Reason (26 May 2004) <link>.
Joseph
E. Lowry, "The Bloody Charge of the 1st Maine," Washington
Times (8 May 2004) <link>.
Thomas
E. Ricks, "Where Does Iraq Stand among U.S. Wars?" [in casualties],
WashingtonPost.com (31 May 2004) <link>.
Wesley
K. Clark, "Key to Success," New Republic (7 Jun 2004)
<link>.
Sydney
J. Freedberg, Jr., "Iraq: The Price," National Journal
(28 May 2004) <link>.
Clive
Cook, "The War in Iraq and the Wisdom of Hindsight," National
Journal (28 May 2004) <link>.
Juan
Cole, "Portrait of a Rebellion: Shiite Insurgency in Iraq Bedevils
U.S.," In These Times (24 May 2004) <link>.
Kurt
Vonnegut, Jr., "Cold Turkey," In These Times (10
May 2004) <link>.
Esther
Pan, "Iraq: Military Outsourcing," Council on Foreign
Relations (20 May 2004) <link>.
Madelaine
Drohan, "Non-Profit Mercenaries," The Walrus (Jun
2004) <link>.
Stuart
Taylor, "Must We Become More Like Babarians?" National
Journal (17 May 2004) <link>.
Chris
Holoka, "Troy: Hollywood vs. Homer" [May 2004] <link>.
Susan
Sontag, "Regarding the Torture of Others," NY Times Magazine
(23 May 2004) <link>.
Joe
Galloway, "Stressed Army Desperate for Warm Bodies," Military.com
(20 May 2004) <link>.
Gen.
Anthony Zinni, "10 Mistakes History will Record about War in Iraq,"
Center for Defense Information (17 May 2004) <link>.
David
Enders, "Learning Lessons of War on the Streets of Baghdad,"
The Chronicle Review (21 May 2004) <link>.
Seymour
Hersh, "The Gray Zone: How a Secret Pentagon Program Came to Abu
Ghraib," New Yorker (24 May 2004) <link>.
Joseph
I. Lieberman, "'Let Us Have Faith': Why Rumsfeld Must Stay,"
OpinionJournal [WSJ] (14 May 2004) <link>.
George
P. Schultz, "The War on Terror: A Changed World," Hoover
Digest (Spr 2004) <link>.
Ian
Brown, "Lessons from Homer," Globe and Mail (15 May
2004) <link>.
Sidney
Blumenthal, "America's Military Coup," Guardian Unlimited
(13 May 2004) <link>.
Jose
Ramos-Horta, "Sometimes, a War Saves People," OpinionJournal
[WSJ] (13 May 2004) <link>.
Transcript
of Senate Panel Hearings on Iraq Abuse, NY Times (11 May 2004)
<link>.
Juan
Cole, "US Failure Helps Revive the Old Pan-Islamic Project,"
Le Monde diplomatique (May 2004) <link>.
Euan
Ferguson, "On the Beaches" [Normandy], Guardian Unlimited
(9 May 2004) <link>.
Michael
Richardson, "A New Coalition to Keep WMD Out of Terrorists' Hands,"
YaleGlobal (10 May 2004) <link>.
Riaz
Hassan, "Suicide Bombers Driven More by Politics Than Religious
Fundamentalism," Electronic Intifada (7 May 2004) <link>.
Peter
Galbraith, "How to Get Out of Iraq," NY Books 51.8
(13 May 2004) <link>.
Maj.
Gen. Antonio Taguba's Report on Prisoner Abuse at Abu Ghraib Prison
[2004] <link>.
Gen.
Peter J. Schoomaker and Maj. Anthony W. Vassalo, "The Way Ahead,"
Military Review 84.2 (Mar/Apr 2004) <link>.
Michael
Ignatieff, "Lesser Evils," NY Times (2 May 2004)
<link>.
Henning
Hoff, "Joachim Fest: One Man's War for Truth," Independent.co.uk
(30 Apr 2004) <link>.
Seymour
M. Hersh, "Torture at Abu Ghraib," New Yorker (10
May 2004) <link>.
Maureen
Dowd, "Wolfie's Fuzzy Math," NY Times (2 May 2004)
<link>.
Robert
Kagan, "Too Few Troops," Weekly Standard (26 Apr
2004) <link>.
Juan
Cole, "U.S. Mistakes in Iraq," Antiwar.com (21 Apr
2004) <link>.
Tom
Engelhardt, "Custer Battles Iraqis in Alamo," TomDispatch.com
(25 Apr 2004) <link>,
also at History News Network (26 Apr 2004) <link>.
Manfred
Korfmann, "Was There a Trojan War?" Archaeology 57.3
(May/Jun 2004) <link>.
Phillip
Carter, "Be Unprepared," The American Prospect Online
(20 Apr 2004) <link>.
Victor
D. Hanson, "Myth or Reality? Will Iraq Work? That's Up to Us,"
National Review Online (23 Apr 2004) <link>.
David
Greenberg, "Saigon and Saddam: The Use and Abuse of Vietnam Analogies,"
MSN Slate (19 Apr 2004) <link>.
William
J. Broad, "Vast and Deadly Fleets May Yield Secrets at Last"
[Persian War era], NY Times (20 Apr 2004) <link>.
G.
John Ikenberry, "Illusions of Empire: Defining the New American
Order," Foreign Affairs (Mar/Apr 2004) <link>.
Greg
Sheridan, "In the Lair of the Wolf" [Paul Wolfowitz], The
Australian (17 Apr 2004) <link>.
NPR
"Fresh Air" interview with U/M Prof. Juan Cole (13 Apr 2004)
<link>.
Seymour
M. Hersh, "The Other War: Why Bush's Afghanistan Problem Won't
Go Away," New Yorker (12 Apr 2004) <link>.
Brian
Fleming, "Can Reading Clausewitz Save Us from Future Mistakes?"
Parameters 34.1 (Spr 2004) 62-76 <link>.
Reviews
John
Crawford and Ian McGibbon, eds., One Flag, One Queen, One Tongue:
New Zealand, the British Empire and the South African War, 1899-1902(
Auckland: Auckland U Pr, 2003), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Soenke
Neitzel, Kriegsausbruch: Deutschlands Weg in die Katastrophe 1900-1914:
Deutsche Geschichte im 20. Jahrhundert (Munich: Pendo Verl., 2002),
H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Robert
D. Billinger, Jr., Hitler's Soldiers in the Sunshine State: German
POWs in Florida. Florida History and Culture Series (Gainesville:
U Pr of Florida, 2000), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Christian
Stadelmann and Regina Wonisch, eds., Brutale Neugier: Walter Henisch.
Kriegsfotograf und Bildreporter (Vienna: Christian Brandstätter,
2003), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Steven
E. Woodworth, Beneath a Northern Sky: A Short History of the Gettysburg
Campaign (Wilmington: Scholarly Resources, 2003), H-Net Reviews
(Jun 2004) <link>.
Stephen
L. Harris, Harlem's Hell Fighters: The African-American 369th Infantry
in World War I (Washington: Brassey's, 2003), H-Net Reviews
(Jun 2004) <link>.
Matthew C. Ward, Breaking the Backcountry: The Seven Years' War
in Virginia and Pennsylvania, 1754-1765 (Pittsburgh: U Pittsburgh
Pr, 2003), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Jerome A. Greene, Morning Star Dawn: The Powder River Expedition
and the Northern Cheyennes, 1876 (Norman: U Oklahoma Pr, 2003),
H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Angel
V. Shaw and Luis H. Francia, edd., Vestiges of War: The Philippine-American
War and the Aftermath of an Imperial Dream, 1899-1999 (New York:
NYU Pr, 2002), H-Net Reviews (Apr 2004) <link>.
Jonathan
Schell, The Unconquerable World: Power, Nonviolence, and the Will
of the People (New York: Metropolitan Books, 2003), American
Outlook (Win 2004) <link>.
Lucas Delattre, Fritz Kolbe: Der wichtigste Spion des Zweiten Weltkriegs
(Munich: Piper Verl., 2004), H-Net Reviews (Apr 2004) <link>.
Rosemarie
Killius, Frauen für die Front: Gespräche mit Wehrmachtshelferinnen
(Leipzig: Militzke Verl., 2003), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Andrew
Exum, This Man's Army: A Soldier's Story from the Front Lines of
the War on Terrorism (New York: Gotham, 2004), January Magazine
(Jun 2004) <link>.
Paul
Lerner, Hysterical Men: War, Psychiatry, and the Politics of Trauma
in Germany, 1890-1930 (Ithaca: Cornell U Pr, 2003), H-Net Reviews
(Apr 2004) <link>.
Mark
Sageman, Understanding Terror Networks (Philadelphia: U Penn
Pr, 2004), FindLaw's Writ (18 Jun 2004) <link>.
Vasilis Vourkoutiotis, Prisoners of War and the German High Command:
The British and American Experience (New York: Palgrave Macmillan,
2003), H-Net Reviews (Jun 2004) <link>.
Thomas Parish, The Submarine: A History (New York: Viking,
2004), WashingtonPost.com (20 Jun 2004) <link>.
Albert Axell, Marshall Zhukov: The Man Who Beat Hitler (London:
Longman, 2003), H-Net Reviews (May 2004) <link>.
John Lewis Gaddis, Surprise, Security, and the American Experience
(Cambridge: Harvard U Pr, 2004), economicprincipals.com (20
Jun 2004) <link>.
P
George H. Cassar, Kitchener's War: British Strategy from 1914 to
1916 (Dulles, VA: Brassey's, 2004) <link>.
Alexandra Fuller, Scribbling the Cat: Travels with an African Soldier
(New York: Penguin, 2004), NY Times (9 May 2004) <link>.
Joshua A. Sanborn, Drafting the Russian Nation: Military Conscription,
Total War, and Mass Politics, 1905-1925 (DeKalb: Northern Illinois
U Pr, 2003), H-Net Reviews (May 2004) <link>.
Jan Stäcker, Princeps und miles: Studien zum Bindungs- und
Nahverhältnis von Kaiser und Soldat im 1. und 2. Jahrhundert n.Chr.
(Hildesheim: G. Olms, 2003), Bryn Mawr Classical Review 2004.06.07
<link>.
Stacy
Sullivan, Be Not Afraid, For You Have Sons in America: How a Brooklyn
Roofer Helped Lure the U.S. into the Kosovo War (New York: St.
Martin's, 2004), WashingtonPost.com (13 Jun 2004) <link>.
Niall Ferguson, Colossus: The Price of America's Empire (New
York: Penguin, 2004), San Francisco Chronicle (2 May 2004)
<link>,
WashingtonPost.com (9 May 2004) <link>,
and Guardian Unlimited (5 Jun 2004) <link>.
Brian Lavery, Horatio Lord Nelson (New York: NYU Pr, 2003),
International Journal of Naval History 2.3/3.1 (Dec 2003/Apr
2004) <link>.
Will Fowler, The Commandos at Dieppe: Rehearsal for D-Day (New
York: HarperCollins, 2002), International Journal of Naval History
2.3/3.1 (Dec 2003/Apr 2004) <link>.
Edward L. Ayers, In the Presence of Mine Enemies: War in the Heart
of America, 1859-1863 (New York: Norton. 2003), Military History
Quarterly (Spr 2004) <link>.
Erik Hildinger, Swords against the Senate: The Rise of the Roman
Army and the Fall of the Republic (Cambridge: DaCapo Pr, 2003),
H-Net Reviews (May 2004) <link>.
Thomas Childers, In the Shadows of War: An American Pilot's Journey
through Occupied France and the Camps of Nazi Germany (New York:
Henry Holt, 2003), American Spectator (4 Jun 2004) <link>.
Michael Dobbs, Saboteurs: The Nazi Raid on America (New York:
Knopf, 2004), Commentary (Jun 2004) <link>.
Vincent
J. Cirillo, Bullets and Bacilli: The Spanish-American War and Military
Medicine (New Brunswick, NJ: Rutgers U Pr, 2004), H-Net Reviews
(Apr 2004) <link>.
Gordon Craig, The Battle of Königgrätz: Prussia's Victory
over Austria, 1866 (Philadelphia: U Penn Pr, 2003), H-Net Reviews
(May 2004) <link>.
David
H. Fischer, Washington's Crossing (Oxford: OUP, 2004), New
Criterion 22.9 (May 2004) <link>.
Robert
Boyce and Joseph A. Maiolo, edd., The Origins of World War Two:
The Debate Continues (New York: Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), H-Net
Reviews (Apr 2004) <link>.
David Zucchino, Thunder Run: The Armored Strike to Capture Baghdad
(New York: Atlantic Monthly Pr), WashingtonPost.com (9 May
2004) <link>.
Robert Citino, Blitzkrieg to Desert
Storm: The Evolution of Operational Warfare (Lawrence: U Pr Kansas,
2004), Washington Times (25 Apr 2004) <link
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Bing West and Ray L. Smith, The March Up: Taking Baghdad with the
First Marine Division (New York: Bantam, 2003), Policy Review
(Apr/May 2004) <link>.
Adrienne
Mayor, Greek Fire, Poison Arrows and Scorpion Bombs: Biological
and Chemical Warfare in the Ancient World (New York: Overlook,
2003), NY Times (7 Oct 2003) <link>
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