Fighting Armies: NATO and the Warsaw Pact: A Combat Assessment

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The nine collective authors, all with strong records in the practice and/or study of military affairs, are concerned with the nonquantitative elements of military strength--morale, training, discipline, organization, espirit de corps, and so forth that give an order of battle of tanks and divisions its fighting power'.... Seven different NATO armies and three Warsaw Pact forces are reviewed, with the bulk of the attention focused on the US Army. ... On balance, this is a good book. It is well-written and packs a lot of information and insightful judgments into less than 250 pages of text.-Military Review
"The nine collective authors, all with strong records in the practice and/or study of military affairs, are concerned with the nonquantitative elements of military strength--morale, training, discipline, organization, espirit de corps, and so forth that give an order of battle of tanks and divisions its fighting power'.... Seven different NATO armies and three Warsaw Pact forces are reviewed, with the bulk of the attention focused on the US Army. ... On balance, this is a good book. It is well-written and packs a lot of information and insightful judgments into less than 250 pages of text."-Military Review

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briel /f Richard /i A. /r ed.