Special Bibliography Series 

No. 21 

May 1962 
ioglraphy is the f 

ith the general to 

fare. Additional biblisgraph es to be published 

n the near future nclude other facet 

as Psychological Warfa 

This bibliography re resents a se 

portion of the holdings of the Air Force Aca 

Library on this subject, It 

members of the Library staff in conjunction with 

the Department of History 

i 
SE ---------*-@- 1 

SECTION 11 THEORY STRATEGY A TACTICS - - - 4 

SECTION 111 HISTORY OF GUERRILLA OPERATIONS - - 11 

SECTION IV PARTISAN MSLSTANCE OPERATIONS - 9.9 

SECTION V ~~E~G~ACTIVITZES - - - - - - - 22 

SECTION VI: TRAINING - - - - - - - 24 

SECTION VI1 BOOKS ON ORDER 0 - - - - - - - - - - 26 

SECTION VI11 GLOSSARY - - - - - - - - - - -D - 34 

ii 
Atkinson, James De The hicago , Henry 

Regnery, 1940. (zl A871 

Johnson, Robert B, Tactical warfare -.IC-- and the limited 

war dilemma. S , Calif., Genera 

eo., f961, (TE apex SP-139) (U 

PI 

1954, (DS 778 p129 v.2) 

. Strategic problems - of China's 

war, 1st ed. Peking, Foreign Lang 

1936 (DS 777.53 P129s) (also in his Se 

Works, VSL I) (DS 778 M29 v.1) 

Tanham, George Me Communist revolutionarx warfare; 

Vietminh in Indochina. Ne York, Praeger, 196%. 

(DS 557 .z 33.6) 

* * * dc 

Periodical Articles 

Atkinson, Jmes D. The Communist revolution in warfare, 

-- 

1953. 

aval Institute Proceeding 'la9t285-2%. , .March 

1 
Clutterbuck, R. L, The change the pattern of land 

warfare. (Bextsrand Steward ize essay, 1%0) 

81 161-182 

Delaney, Robert F. A case for a doctrine of unconventional warfare, U, S, Ins ti tute 

87: 66-71 , September 7961 * 

Fisher, Thomas L., 11. Limited war - what is it? 

Air University Review 9: 127 -142 Winter _1_ 

1957-58 . 

Garthoff, Raymond. Soviet views on 1imi war . Military Review 37: 3-12 , Decembe 

Gleason, Frank A,, 3r , Unconventis 

commander * s untapped resources e 

39:25-33, October 1959. 

Green, Montgomery M., and Kornfeder, Jose 

secret of Kremlin warfare. Eo 2. Nava 

Proceedings 80:1131-1141, October 1954. 

Guerrilla warfare needs four-pronged attack, AmyNavy-- Air Force Journal and Register 99:54, 17 

March 1962. 

Htaik, Thoung. What it takes: essentials of special 

operations. Military Review 41:12-16, August 1961. < 

Jacobs, Walter D. Irregular warfare and the Soviets. 

Military Review 38:3-7, May 1958. 

Jonas, Anne M., and Tanham, George K. Laos: a phase 

in cyclic regional revolution. 

Spring 1961. 

Orbis 5:64-73, 

2 
nard, William 

Army style. 

June 1960, 

Larrabee Eric e Korea: the military lesson e 

201:51-57, November 1950. 

' Miksche, Ferdinand 0. The organization of future 

armies. Military Review 36:73-85, January 1957 * 

Readiness foro the little war: optimum integrat 

strategy. Military Review 37:14-26, Apri 

Readiness for the little war: a strateg " ity 

force. Military Review 37: 14-21 , 

Rigg, Robert B. Twilight war (unique fonn o 

contemporary and future conflict) e 

Review 40:28-32, November 1960. 

Suandby, Robert. Irregular war are. Military 

37 : 8 7 - 89, December 1957 e 

in - Air Power (Great Bnritai ) 4:85-$7, January 1957 

(D gest of an arti 

Txoxel, Orlando C., Jr. Special warfare - a new 

appraisal Army Infomation 

December 1957. r: 

3 
B iumenf e Id ~ 

Res e arch 1, No. 22, 14 

ixon, C. Aubrey, and Heilbrunn, Otto. Communist 

guerrilla warfare. New York, Praeger, 

(U 24;' D62) 

Garfhoff, Raymond L. Soviet military doctrine. 

Glencoe, Ill., Free Press, ~1953 (UA 770 624 

Guerrilla warfare. Encyclopaedia Britannica. Vol. 10. 

(Ref AE 5 E363 1960) 

Guevara, Ernesto. - On guerrilla warfa 

Praeger, 1961. (U 240 G93) 

Lawrence, Thomas E. Revolt -in - the desert. New York, 

George H. Doran eo., 1927. (I4 568.4 L4ZA 1927) 

. Seven pillars of wisdom, g triumph. Garden 

City, Garden City Publishing Co., 

(D 568.4 L42) 

Mao Tse-tung. On guerrilla warfare. New York, Praeger, 

1961. (U 24TN9) 

. Strategic problems -in -the - anti-Japanese 

guerrilla - war (in his Selected Works, Vol. 11). 

Peking, Foreign Language Press, 1954 ~19383 

(DS 778 M29 v.2) 

d 

4 

Miksche, Ferdinand 0. Secret forces; the techniques 

- of underground movements. 

;c19503 (U 240 M63) 

London, Faber and Faber, 

4 
0 

u* 

u. 

S, Army Field Ma 

- and special forces 

(D lOjtv2O:3~- 

S. Army Field Manual 31-15, Operations against 

irregular forces. May 1961. ( 

S, Army Special Earfare School, Fort Bra 

Carolina . Keadings in 

Periodical Articles 

Alsop, Stewart, and Griffith, Samuel. B. We ca 

guerrillas too. Saturday Evenin% Post 223: 

2 December 1950. 

Amy ''fact sheet" on guerrilla buildup. Army - . 

- Air Force Journal 98:17, 4 March 1961. 

Atkinson, James D. America litary policy and 

Communist unorthodox warfare. Marine Corps 

Gazette 42:21-25, January 1958. 

Balms, Anastase. Guerrilla warfare. Military 

Review 37: 49-54, March 1958 

Bellinger , John B., Jr. Civilian role in antiguerrilla 

warfare. 

Military Review 41:91-94, September 1961. 

(Theater Army Civil Affairs Command) 

5 
Bhindheim, Sven, The strategy of underg 

Military Review 31:77-79, June 1951- 

Bruehl, Paul E. Are we prepared to 

lines of communication? National 

Transportation Journal 8: 

Cole, David H. Leaders and guerrillas, Infantry 

Journal. 53 :: 60-62 July 1943 e 

< 

Da Grace, Jaime R, Guerrilla action P to victory. 

Military Review 27 : 100-101 , Apri 

Decker, William T, Antiguerrilla wz a Marine 

Corps Gazette 3522-23, August 19 

Ft Dinegar, Wilbur W. Long march" as exte ed guerrilla 

warfare. U. S. Naval Institute Proceedings- 78:269- 

277 , March-1952. 

Downey, Edward F,, Jr , Theory of guerrilla warfare, 

Military Review 39:45-55, May 1959. 

Dupuy, R. Ernest. General Harkins faces long, 

difficult task in South Viet-Nam. Army-Navy-Air 

Force Journal - and Register 94:27 , 17 March 1962. 

East, C. H, A. Guerrilla warfare. Military Review 

37 :95-lOl, September 1957 . (Digest of an article 

in Australian Army Journal 89:5-23, October 1956) 

4 

s 

Extracts from CThomas Ea Lawrence's twenty-seven 

articles. Military Review 34:28-30, October 1954. 

6 
a 

fith, Sapnuel. B., :. CU la . Antiaircraf 

5-17, Septe 50; 

. Guerrilla Marine Gazette 34: 

20, Carl Me T e Comunist long 

Review 40: 14- 22, December 1960, 

Guerrilla attacks on populate 

Review 24:96-98, August 1944. 

Guerrilla warfare:. Specia ssue of Aiman 6:2-3 

May 1962. 

Guerrilla warfare:. Special issue of Amy l2:28-5 

March 1962. 

Guerrilla warfare. Special iss 

Gazette 46: 18-57 January 31962, 

Guerrilla warfare. Military Review 2335, July 1943, 

Guerrilla warfare Mewsweek 59: 29-34 12 February 

1962 

7 
Gulevara , 

9-69, April 

(condensation of the author's boo 

Mar fare) 

Jacobs, Walter De 

second look. 

1958 a 

Jenkins, Harris H. Hannigan learned the 

Infantry 49:67-70, January 1959. 

Jordan, George B, Objectives and methods of 

Communist guerrilla warfare e 

39:50-59, January 1960. 

Military Review 

Katzenbach, Edward L., and Hanrahan, Gene 2. 

Revolutionary strategy of Mao Tse-tung. 

Science Quarterly 70:321-340, September 1955. 

]Political 

Lindsay, Franklin A. Unconventional warfare a 

Foreign Affairs 40:264-274, January 1962. 

Loosbrock, John F. Airpower vs. guerrillas. - Air 

Force - and Space Digest 45:6, March 1962. 

Lowry, Everett E., Jr. Could it happen? Military 

Review 36:33-36, March 1957. 

8 
The place of guerri 

37:99-107, November 

of Colonel. N s article in Revue Piilitaire 

Generale , January 1957 e) 

North Viet- Ram and the threat to Southeast Asia, 

For Commanders: This korld k1-4, 

15 December 1961, 

- 

eter, The French army arid Xa guerre 

revolutionnaire, United Service 

Journal 104:59-69, February 1959. 

Pezzelle, Roger Me Special forces, 

April 1959, 

resident's military aide writes Secretary of se 

Narine Corps guerrillas. Amy-Navy-- Air Force 

, 10 February 1962, 

Lt General Arthur G, Trudeau) orde 

out guerrilla warfare weapons effort; "thoug 

provoking't plan calls doctrine " 'politically sterile ." 

Army-Navy-Air Force Journal, 32:P , 8 April 1961, 

Rhoads , Edwin M, Guerrilla warfare , Armored Cavalry 

56:7, November-December 1947, 

Rodgers, R6 F. Guerrilla warfare, Australian Army 

J~urnaf 111:24-40, June 195% 

Roselli, Auro, Guerrilla warfare as it really is, 

Harper's Magazine 207~77-82, August 1953, 

The war against guerrilla fighters e 

Military Review 27:79-80, September 1943. (Digest 

of Major Schafer's article in Hamburger Frerndenblatt, 

Hamburg, Germany, 19 June 1943.) 

9 
e, 

Schweitz, Robert E, U, S, making guerrilla warfare 

-Air Force experts. __e_ 

10 March 1962. 

Sollom, A, H, Nowhere yet everywhere 

forces). Marine Gazette 4236-43, June 1958, 

Trainer, James E, Action - key to victory. Ordnance 

46540-641, March-April 8962, 

Trudeau, Arthur G. An individual cornme 

guerrilla warfare , Armed Forces Clne 

1243-45, May-June 1961, 

Van de Velde, R, kJ, The neglected t, Military 

Review 38: 3-10, August 1958, 

Wolff, Larry L. The Soviet partisan move 

Military Review 35:44-47, May 1955, 

White House letter to Secretary of Defense on unconventional warfare. 

99:4, 17 February 1962, 

Army-Navy-- Air Force Journal 

10 
- of Guerrilla See tior; - 

Amery, Julian. Sons of the eagle, a study in --- - _Ib 

guerrilla - war. London, Placmil1a11, 1948. 

(D 766.7 .A4 A51) 

Band, Claire, an3 Bank, IJilliarn. 

Chinese Cormunists. 

Press, 1945. (DS 777.53 €321) 

- Two years with the _I_.- 

New Haven, Yale University 

Barlagon, Uldarico S. Philippine campaim. Manila, 

Graphic House, 1952. (DS 671 BE) d 

Devin-Adair Co., 1956. (DA 962 B28 

Bearnish, John. Burma drop. London, Elek Books, 

~19583 (D 767.6 33) 

Blacker, Irwin R. , ed. - Irregulars , partisans, 

guerrillas; great stories from R~gers~ Rangers 

-- to the Haganah. New York, Simon and Schuster, 

1954. (U 25.5 €362) 

Breihan, Carl !L Quantrill _and I_-his -Civil. - War 

guerrillas. Denver, A, Swallow, 1959 

(E 470.45 B83) 

Brelis, Dean. The rnission. New York, Random House, 

~1958~ (PZ 3 l3835m) 

Brownlee, Richard S. Gray ghosts -of - the Confederacy; 

guerrilla warfare - in - the -> Vest -_I__ 1861-1865, 

Rouge, Louisiana State University Press, 1958. 

(E 470.45 B88) 

Baton 

Chamales, Tom. Never _I_- so few. New York, Charles 

Scribner's Sons, 1957. (pz 3 C4421.j 

11 
war: Greece Condit, D. Me Case 7 

in _II_ 

during World Ffar Washington, Do 

Warfare Research on, Special Ope 

Research Office, The American Universi 

(D 802 ,6% C74) 

and the border wars, Connelley, William E. -- 

New York, Pageant, 1956. (E 470,45 C75) 

Cowles Virginia, The phantom * New York, 

Harper, 1958. (D766.93 C87) 

Fall, Bernard B. Street without 

war, -- 1946-54 . (DS 550 F19s) 

Harrisburg, Stac 

Fellowes-Gordon, Ian, Amiable assassins: the 

story of the Kachin Guerrillas & North Bums. 

London, Robert Hale, (D 767.6 F32) 

Fdey, Charles. Commando extraordinary, 1st American 

ed. New York, Putnam, l9ss. (D 756 F66) 

Harkins, Phillip. Blackburn's headhunters. 1st ed. 

New York, Morton, ~195.S/~ (D 802 .P5 H28) 

Kemingway, Ernest. For whom the bell tolls, New 

York, Charles Scribner's Sons, 1940, (Pz 3 H488 fo) 

Jones, Virgil C, Gray ghosts - and Rebel raiders. 

1st ed. New York, Holt, 1956, (E 470.2 57) 

Langdon-Davies, John. 

- of mechanized war. 

(DK 459.45 L27) 

Invasion - in - the -' snow. - a study 

Boston, Houghton Mifflin, 1941. 

12 
iers, Richard. Shoot -__1__ to kill, London, Faber an 

Faber, 1959, (DS 596 M63) 

Mosby, John S, War reminiscences and Stuart% __I_ _1_1_ 

e New York, Pageant, 1958, (E 581.6 M89 

1958) 

Mosley, Leonard, Gideon goes -to - war, London, Arthur 

9 Barker, 1955, (DA 69@3 hr76m) 

Ogburn, Charlton, Jr, The Marauders. 

New York, Harper, 

Panlilio, Yay. 

"Colonel Yay. 

The crucible 

" New York, 

- e * 

Beniakoff, Vladirnir (Popski) . Private army. Lon 

Jonathan Cape, 1950, (D 811 P41) 

Pye, Lucian I+. Guerrilla communisn - in Malaya. 

Princeton, Princeton University Press , 1956, 

(DS 596 P99) 

Richardson, f-lal. ---'-- One-man war- the Jock McLaren story. 

Sidney, Angus and Robertson, ~1957 (D 767-4 R52) 

8 Riesen, Rene. Jungle mission. New York, Thomas Y, 

Crowell, 1957. (DS 550 R56) 

Rogers, Lindsay. Guerrilla surgeofi. Garden City, 

Doubleday, 1957. (R 674 R72) 

13 
New York, 

Viking Press, I 

Russian combat methods in World ~~ , (German Report 

Series) Washington, D. C , Department of 

1950, (‘u 15 U5 N O , 20-230) 

:a 4 Sykes ~ Chris topher Orde - 

Cleveland, biorld Publishing Go, 195% 

(DA 585 .W6 S98) 

Volckmann, Russell W. I__ Ne remained; three 

behind P the enemy lines & New 

YOXI<, Wa Piorton, 1954, (D 

Wolfert, Ira, American Eerrilla 7- in the a 

New York, Simon and Sehuster, 1945, 85) 

* * * Sre * 

Periodical Articles 

Armed Forces: the men in the green berets, Time 

79:19-20, 2 Narch 1962, 

Bashore, Boyd T. Dual strategy for limited war. 

Military Review 40:46-62, May 1960. 

Bautista, A. N. East Central Luzon guerrilla. Military 

Review 25: 2 2 - 27, March 1946 , .!# 

Beebe, John E., Jr. Beating the guerrilla. Military 

Review 35: 3-18, December 1955. k 

Blair, Melvin R. Toughest outfit in the army. Saturday 

Evenin% - Post 228:40-41+, 12 May 1956. 

14 
P 

B R, Kaging 

ary 2955, (Reprint 

Burke, William A, Guerrillas without morale. I the 

White Russian partisans. 

September 1961 , 

Review 41 : 64-71 

ase, Lynn M. Maquis republic of Vercors. 

Journal 6O:29-37 April 1947 e 

Center, Harry A, Guerrilla lightning. Ill.-c*s Air 

28:9-10+, September 1945, 

Chapelle, Dickey. How Castro WQ~, the story 

of small unit action, Marine Corps G e 44336-44, 

February 1960 . 

. Our secret weapon in the Far East. Reader's 

Digest 76: l89-20O, June 1960, 

Codo, Enrique M, Guerrilla warfare in the Ukraine, 

Military Review 4/31 3-14, November 1960. 

Collier, Thomas W. 

Infantry 58:4-8 

Combat lessons from 

March-April 1962. 

Partisans - the forgotten force, 

August -September 1960 

the jungle. 52:12-13, 

Dodson, Charles A, Special forces, Army 11:44-52, 

June 1961, 

~ugherty, James E, The guerrilla war in aya, ge 

Naval Institute Proceedings 84:40-41, September 1958, 

Fall, Bernard €3. Indochina - the last year of the war, 

Military Review 36:3-ll, October 1956. 

15 
948 , 

Feehan ~ Sean . Russian guerrillas. Review 

24~108-109, September 1944. 

in I An Cosantoir (Eire), May 1944) 

(Digest of an article 

Fertig, Claude E. American engineers with the 

Filipino guerrillas, Military Engbeer 41~366-368, 

September-October 1949. 

Goldmi, John W. The jungle: neutral. adversary. Army 

Information Digest L6:3-9, May 1961. 

Grant, Carl E. Partisan warfare, mode 

Military Review 35:42-56, November 

Guerrilla warfare in Burma. Military Revie 

July 1945. 

Haight, Russell K. The bridges at Kotli. Army 

9:42-48, Eovember 1958. 

Hammer, K. )I. Huks in the Philippines. Military 

Review 36:50-54, April 1956. 

Hubbell, John G. The army's deadliest soldiers. 

Reader's Digest 71:129-134, July 1957. 

The kind of warfare Americans face in Asia. -U. - S. 

-News - and World Report 52:42-43, 15 January 1962. 

Kuder, Edward M. The Philippines never surrendered. 

Saturday Evening - Post 217: 9-11+, 10 February 1945; 

217:22-23+, 17 February 1945; 217:22-23t5 24 February 

1945; 217:20*, 3 March 1945; 217:20t, 10 March 1945. 

Levy, Bert . Guerrilla warfare , excepts. Infantry 

Journal 50:40-49, March 1942; 50:50-57, April 

1942; 50:26-34, June 1942. 

16 
and seek with 

Mainard, Allen 6, Special warfare, Leatherneck 

41:24-29, February 1958, 

McClure, Brooks, Russia's hidden army, Infantry 

Journal 65~6-12, July 1949; 65:13-20, August 1949. 

Muros, Ralph L, Communist terrorism in Malaya. E. 5, 

Naval Institute Proceedings 87 : 51-57, October 1961 , 

Papathanasiades, Theodossios Bandits' last stand in 

Greece , Military Review 3O:22-31, February 

Parker, Geoffrey. A surgeon in guerrilla 

Military Review 27:82-88, April 1947 

Peers, We Re Guerrilla operations in northe 

Military Review 28:10-16, June 1948; 28:f 

July 1948. 

Raff, Edson D. Fighting behind enemy lines, Army 

Information Digest 11:12-19, April 1956, 

Rattan, Donald V, Antiguerrilla operations; a case 

study from history (General George Crook's operations 

against the Apaches in 1872). Military Review 

4023-27, Nay 1960. 

Rocqugny , de. Urban terrorism, Military Revie 

3893-99, February 1959. (Digest of Colon21 de 

Rocqugny's article in Revue Nilitaire d9 Information, 

February 1958) 

Sanchez, Jorge A. Guerrilla warfare in Luzon, Armored 

Cavalry Journal 56:26-29, July-August 1947 , 

17 
Sauyris, An re . procedure , 

An effective counterguerrilla 

Review 36:86-90, March 1957, - - (Digest of an article in Revue - de Detense 

Nationale I June 1956) 

Soviet military organization: Soviet partisan warfare e 

Army Information Digest 6:61-64, February 1951. 

Szkoda, Wladyslaw E. Red soldier - mentality and 

tactics. Armor 70: 34-41, July-AAugust 196 

Taylor, Joe G. Air support of guerrillas ebu , 

Military Affairs 23:149-152, Fall e 

/ Tirana, Tomas C. 

campaign, 

The Philippine anti-co 

Air University Quarterly Review 7 :42-55, 

Summer 1954. 

Wainhouse, Edward. Guerrilla warfare in Greece, 1946- 

1949: a case study. Military Review 37:17-25, 

June 1957. 

Weller, Jac. Irregular but effective: partisan weapon 

tactics in the American Revolution, southern theatre, 

Military Affairs 21:118-131, Fall 1957. 

Wilkins, Frederick, Guerrilla warfare. U. S, Naval 

Institute Proceedings 80: 311-318, March 1954. 

Wilkinson, William C,, Jr, Problems of a guerrilla 

leader. Military Review 32:23-28, November 1952. 

18 
artisan and 

aclagon, Uldarico S, Lessons from the Huk 

(DS 686.5 Bll) 

of the lrgun. Begin, Menahem. The rev01 t; _I_- 

New York, Schuman, 126 B41) 

the war, London, Dedyer, Vladimir. Kith Tito I__- 

Alexander Hamilton, 1951. D29) 

Fedorov, Aleksei F, The underground E. C. carries on. 

Moscow, Foreign Language Publication House, 1949. 

(D 802 .44 F29) 

Howell, Edgar M, The Soviet partisan movement, 1942- 

- 1944, 

20-244) Washington, la. C,, Department of the Amy, 

1956, (U 15 U5 NO. 20-244) 

(U. S, Department of the Amy Parnph 

Kimche, Jon, and Kimche, David. Clash 7 of destinies; 

the Arab-Jewish -War -and - the founding of the State 

- of Israel. New York, Praeger, 1960. (DS 126.9 K49) -_I__ 

Komorowski, Tadeusz. The secret army. London, 

Victor Gollancz, 1950. (D 802 .P6 K8) 

MacLean, Fitzroy, Escape - to adventure. 1st ed. 

Boston, Little, Brown and Co., 1950. (D 811 M16) 

, The heretic, New York, Harper, 1957. 

(DR 370 762rn) 

McNeill, William H. Greek dilemma: war and aftermath. 

Philadelphia, J. B. Lippincott, 61947 (DF 849 M16: 3 

Pearlman, Maurice. The _army of Israel. New York, 

Philosophical Library, 1950. (1)s 126.4 P35) 

- - 

19 
- - 

t surrender, New 

P76) 

Seton-Watson, Hugh, The East 0 

__I__- 

New York, Praeger, 

Soviet affairs #2, St. Antony's papers Noo 6, ed. 

by Footman, David, New York, Praeger, 1959. 

(DK 266 .A3 S72) 

Twentieth Century Fund. Report on the Greeks, edo 

by Smothers, Frank. New York, Twentieth Century 

Fund, 1948, (DF 850 T97) 

Vomecourt, Philippe de, An army sf ama Garden 

City, Doubleday, 1961, (D 802: ---..-. 

Periodical -- Articles 

Americans in Vietnam: what price victory in the 

jungle? Newsweek 59:36-45, 30 April 1962, 

Atomic war and partisans. Military Review 37:105-105, 

June 1957. 

Chassin, L, M. The liberation of Belgrade, Nilitary 

Review 28:87-92, July 1948. 

Cubbins, Colin. Resistance movements in World War 

11, Military Review 28:80-85, January 1949. 

DziUba, Ia S., et al. Partisan warfare. Military 

Review 38: 107-109, January 1959, 

ESSOR, D, M. R. The secret weapon: terrorism, 

Army Quarterly 78:167-180, July 1959, 

20 
Harris Albert E Partisan operations 

Review 30:10-20, August 1950, 

Kriedel KelInuth. Agents and propaganda in partisa 

warfare , 

11959. 

Generale, February 1959) 

Review 39: 102~15, November 

(Digest of an article in Revue lkUi.taire 

Lyons, Eugene, General Vlassov's mystery army. 

-. American Mercury 66:183-191, February 1948, 

Metcalf, George T, Gffensive partisan warfare, 

Militarx Review 32:53-61, April 1952, 

Miksche, F, 0. The third front, 

24:53-57, September 1944. 

Waldenstrom, Stig. Resistance movements, Military 

Review 3273-78, May 1952. 

in Ny Nilitar Tidskrif.k (Sweden), No. 11, 1951) 

(Digest of an article 

War against partisans, rJli1itary Review 38:84-90, 

June 1958, 

Schweizerische Militarzeitsctlrift, February 1957) 

(Digest of an article in AfXaemeine 

21 
Buckm2ster, Maurice. alorie; the 

York, W, No 

Churchill, Peter, Duel of wits, New York, Putnam's 

Sons, 1955, UB 270 C56) 

Farago, LadisPas, Mar of of wits; the - 

espionage and . New York, 

Wagnalls, F21) 

Guillain de B ouville , Pierre The 

- a personal account of the French 

York, Simon and Schuster, 1949. 

Hernandez, Al, Bahgla E, -come - what may; the story 

- of mission -- ISRM (I shall return MacArthur), 

Army-Navy intelligence mission in the Pacific..,. 

Berkeley, Calif., Howell-North, 1961 

(D 802 .P5 1155) 

Karski, Jan, The story -- of the secret state, 3oston, 

Houghton Mifflin, 1943. (D 802 .P6 K1) 

Klefos, Bred?. They came in the night. Greenlawn, 

N, Y,, Harian Publications, 1959. (D 811 K63) --- 

Korbonski, Stefan. Fighting Warsaw; - the story of the 

Polish underground state, 1939-1945. London, 

George Allen and Unwin, 119569 (DK 441 K8) 

Loo, Pin-Fei, It is dark underground, New York, 

G, P. Putnam's Sons, 1946, (D 802 .C5 L8) 

22 
Olsen, OZuf R, Two , Chicago, Rand 

Poland. Polskie Sily Zbrojne - Armia Kraiowa. LI - The Q unseen and silent; adventures _1_11- from the underground 

movement narrated by paratroops of the Polish Home 

Army. New York, Sheed and Kard, rl954.3 

-_I___ 

4 

'b *c 

(D 802 .P6 A74) 

Renault-Roulier, Gilbert 3 Redmy (pseud. 

of a secret agent of free France, New 

'Ct'hittlesey Xouse, 61948 

-- --- (D 802 ,F8 

Schulze-Holthus, Bernhard. Daybreak -gl_s_ in Iran: 5 story 

- of German intelligence service. 

Press, ~19543 (UB 271 .G3 S39) 

London, Staples 

Seth, Ronald, The sdaunted; the story - of resistance 

in western Europe. 

1956. (D 802 .A2 S49) 

- -- New York, Philosophical Library, 

Smith, Nicol, and Clark, Thomas Blake. - Into -3 Siam 

underground kingdom, Indianapolis , Bobbs-Merrill , 

~1946~ (D 802 as5 S65) 

Zacharias, Ellis M, Secret missions; the story -

of - an 

intelligence officer, 

Sons, 1946. (UB 270 21) 

New Yorlt, G. P. Putnam's 

23 
Combat in Russian forests and D man Repor 

SeriG) Washington, D, C,, Department of the Army, 

1951, (u 15 No. 20-231) 

Great Britain, Combined Operations Command. Combined 

operations; the official story of the Commandos. 

New York, Macmillan, 1943. (D 756 G78) 

Phillips, Cecil E. L. The greatest raid of all. 

London, Weinemann, $9589 (D 756.5 .S33 P55) 

Sanders, Hilary St. George. The preen 

story of the Commandos, 1940-194Se 

Michael Joseph, 1949. (D 756 S2.5 

U. S. Amy Field Manual 21-75. Combat training of the 

individual soldier and patrolling. January 1962 , 

(D 101.20:21-75) 

U. S. Army Field Manual 30-102. Handbook on 

military forces. June 1960. (D 101.20:30- 

U. S. Army Field Manual 31-30. Jungle operations, 

5 October 1960. (D 101.20:31-30) 

U. S. Army Field Manual 31-72. Mountain operations. 

January 1959. (D 101.20:31-72) 

+ 

U. S. Army Field Manual 21-50. Ranger training. I 

20 August 1957. (D 101.20321-50) + 

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Austin, M, Some thoughts on ambushes in tropical 

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* Moore, John A. Escape, evade, survive, Leatherneck 

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Augus t 1944 

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25 
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8ehind P ?he front -, line being an account -_uI__ of the military 

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-- 

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Thacker and Co., 1944. 

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~1945.~ 1 

Cambrai. (pseud.) %errillas x. tanks, London, 

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Campbell, Arthur. Jungle green. Boston, Little, Brown, 

1954. 

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_I__ 

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Americans under the Rising Sun. breve ed 

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Churchill, Peter. their _I__ own choice, ondon, Hodder 

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Gollancz, 1937, 

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of - men. Me 

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Fergusson, Bernard E , 

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Fuller, John F. C, First -of - the 

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Grenier, Fernand. Francs-tireurs - and guerrillas - of 

France; a record of French resistance. Londcn, 

Cobbett Press, 1943, 

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Haggerty, James E, Guerrilla padre - in Mindanao, New 1 

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Hanrahan, Gene 2, The Communist struggle in Malaya. I 

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New York, Institute of Pacific Relations, International Secretariat, 1954, I 

Hawkins, Fjard, Kings will be tyrants, Mew York, 

McGraw-Hill, 1959, 

Heinrich, Will. Crack -- of doom. New York, Farrar I 

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Hswarrth, Patrick, ed, 

Routledge and Kegan Paul, 1955, 

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Hutchinson, 1945, 

Ingham, Travis , 

Charles 

Philippines. New Ysrk, Doubleday, 1945, 

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a manual of infantry defensive training. London, 

Jarrolds , 1940. 

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, Guerrilla, London, Jarrolds, 1943, 

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Krueger , Walter . of Sixth Amy 

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(Note: 

Department of Defense .) 

Definitions are those pre axed by .the Ue S, 

Civic action The use of military forces on projects 

useful to populace at all levels in such fields as 

education, training, public works, agriculture, 

transportation, communications, health, sanitation, 

and others helpful to economic and social development. 

Clandestine Operations - Unconventiona fare, intelZigence, counterintelligence, and o operations 

sponsored or conducted by govern epartmen ts 

or agencies against another natfo g secret QL" 

illicit means. 

-Cold war - - The use of political, economic, technological, 

sociological, psychological, and military measures 

short of overt armed conflict involving regular 

military forces to achieve national objectives., Cold 

war includes periods of increased international 

tension, accelerated paramilitary activities, and 

increased activity by military forces. 

Counterespionage - A category of counterintelligence, 

the objective of which is the detection and neutralization of foreign espionage. 

Counterguerrilla warfare - Offensive operations conducted 

by armed forces and/or nonmilitary agencies of an 

established government and/or its allies against 

guerrilla forces 

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- Counterintelligence - That phase of intelligence covering 

all activity devoted to destroying the effectiveness 

of inimical foreign intelligence activities, and to 

the protection of information against espionage, 

personnel against subversion, and installations or 

materiel against sabotage. 

Countersabotage - Action designed to destroy the effectiveness of foreign sabotage activities through the 

process of identifying, penetrating, and 

neutralizing, or repressing individua 

organizations conducting or capable Q 

such activities. 

Countersubversion - That part of counteri 

which is devoted to destroying the effec 

inimical subversive activities through 

identification, exploitation, penetration, manipulation, 

deception, and repression of individuals , gro 

organizations conducting or capable of conducting 

such activities. 

Covert operations - Operations which are so planned and 

executed as to conceal, the identity of the responsible 

g ove r nmen t . 

Economic action - The planned use of economic measures 

designed to influence the policies or actions of 

another state, 2. g., to impair the war-making 

potential of a hostile power, or to generate economic 

stability within a friendly power. 

Economic warfare - Aggressive use of economic means to 

achieve national objectives. 

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a 

Guerrilla - A combat 

warfare ., 

Insurgency - Subversive political activity, civil 

rebellion, revolt, or insurrection designed to 

weaken and/or overthrow a duly constituted government 

or occupying power. 

Irregular forces - Armed individuals or groups who are 

not members of regular armed forces. 

Paramilitary forces - Forces distinct from recognized 

armed forces, professedly nonmilitary but formed 

on an underlying military pattern stential 

auxiliary or diversionary military ization. 

Paramilitary operation - An operation u taken by a 

paramilitary force which either by its tactics or 

its requirements in military -type personnel, equipment, or training approximates a conventional mili - 

tary operation. It may be undertaken in support of 

an existing friendly government or in support of a 

group seeking to overthrow a government. Such an 

operation nay be overt or covert or a combination 

of both. 

Political warfare - Aggressive use of political means 

to achieve national objectives 

Propaganda - Any information, ideas, doctrines, or 

special. appeals disseminated to influence the 

opinions, emotions, attitudes, or behavior of any 

specified group in order to benefit the sponsor, 

either directly or indirectly. 

- Black - Propaganda which purports to emanate from 

from a source other than the true one. 

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identify any SQU~C~ a 

ropaganda disseminated and acknowledged 

by the sponsor or by an accredited agency thereof, 

psychological activities - Those activities conducted _I 

in peacetime, or in areas outside of active military 

theaters of war, which are planned and conducted 

to influence the emotions, attitudes, or behavior 

of foreign groups in ways favorable to the achievement of national objectives * 

Psychological operations - This term includes psychological activities and psychological warfare ~ and 

encompasses those political, military, economic, 

and ideological actions planned and con 

create in enerny, hostile, neutral, or f 

foreign groups the emotions, attitudes , favorable to the achievement of national 

Psychological warfare - The planned use in time of war 

or declared emergency of propaganda, and exploita - 

tion of other actions, with the primary purpose of 

influencing the opinions, emotions, attitudes, and 

behavior of enemy, neutral, or friendly foreign 

groups in such a way as to support the achievement 

of national objectives. 

Subversion against hostile states (resistance) - See 

Unconventional warfare. 

Subversive political action - A planned series of 

activities designed to accomplish political objectives by influencing, dominating, or displacing 

individuals or groups who are so placed as to affect 

the decisions and actions of another government. 

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Unc onven t ion a I 

warfare operations are conducted within enemy or 

enemy-controlled territory by predominantly indigenous personnel, usually supported and directed in 

varying degrees by an external source, 

Evasion - and escape (E&E) - The procedures and oper- __II 

ations whereby military personnel and other 

selected individuals are enabled to emerge 

from an enemy-held or hostile area to areas 

under friendly control 

Guerrilla warfare (GW) - Combat o 

generally in enemy-held territory 

indigenous forces on a militar 

basis to reduce the combat eff 

potential (industrial, economic, 

military), and morale of the enemy. 

1_1_ 

Subversion against hostile states (Resistance) - 

Actions by underground groups of predominantly 

indigenous origin to redue the military, eeonomic, psychological, or political strength of 

the controlling regime of an unfriendly state, 

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