The Combined Arms Center and Army Press are proud to announce the publication of "Mission Command in the 21st Century." This collection of articles offers expanded examples on the practice of Mission Command in widely varied settings, all intended to sharpen the understanding of the Army’s central leadership philosophy. Download your copy by clicking the picture above....Read More

Through the Joint, Interagency, and Multinational Lens is the newest publication of the US Army Command and General Staff College Press. In this anthology, a select group of CGSC professors offers the latest thought on how the current operational environment is shaping national power, joint planning, multinational operations, and other dimensions of geopolitics. To download this publication, go to: http://1.usa.gov/1Okxelw....Read More

The CSI Press is proud to announce the publication of Fort Leavenworth: The People Behind the Names by Quentin Schillare. Over the last two centuries, Fort Leavenworth’s buildings, roads, and monuments have become a living commemoration of those who have served on the post and the conflicts in which they fought. Quentin Schillare’s new book is the first comprehensive account of how Fort Leavenworth’s landmarks were named. This work, which includes detailed appendices covering every major structure on post, will become a definitive reference on the post. To download this book, go to: http://1.usa.gov/1eYuH4L ...Read More

An American Officer in France, 1917-1918

CSI Press is pleased to announce the publication of Over There with the AEF: The World War I Memoirs of Captain Henry Evans, 1st Division, American Expeditionary Forces. This publication marks the first time CSI Press has published a memoir of any kind, but the story of Henry Evans justifies such a break with tradition. Evans left college to drive ambulances for the French Army in early 1917, and then received a commission in the US Army when the United States entered the war later that year. His memoir offers important historical details about the first US Army unit to fight on the Western Front. Evans’ account, however, also vividly relates the experiences of a young officer learning how to lead soldiers in wartime. Most importantly, his stories highlight the valor of the exhausted and mostly inexperienced men with whom he served. After 97 years, the story of Henry Evans and his men deserves to be remembered.

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Perceptions of Airpower and Implications for the Leavenworth Schools is the latest publication released by the US Army Command and General Staff College Press. David Jones examines the scholarly work of the officers who would become the architects of victory in World War II. His analysis of student papers in the interwar period sheds light on how the Leavenworth schools developed critical thinking skills in this generation of officers....Read More

The Command And General Staff College Press is pleased to present "The Proximity Principle," the latest volume in the Art of War Series. This work examines the historical role of US Army chaplains in war and argues that proper place for them is as close to the front as possible....Read More

From One Leader to Another, Volume II, is the new release by the US Army Command and General Staff College Press, which proudly presents this collection of experiences and insights from senior Non-Commissioned officers. ...Read More

Two New Works on the US Army and its Allies in the Korean War

In Allies of a Kind, Allan R. Millett, the renowned historian of the Korean War, looks closely at how Canadian forces prepared for combat in Korea and operated with their US Allies. To download a copy, go to: http://usacac.army.mil/organizations/lde/csi/pubs#new.

This provocative study (The United States and the British Commonwealth in Korea, 1950-1953: A Critical Study of the Origins of Joint Publication 3-16, Multinational Operations by Matthew D. Marfongelli), winner of the Arter-Darby Award in 2014, examines the evolution of the multinational effort during the Korean War and its implications for US Army doctrine. To download a copy, go to: http://usacac.army.mil/organizations/lde/csi/pubs#new.

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