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The Battle of Aachen
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This dated publication provides a good overview of the Battle of Aachen in October 1944.
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Regionally Aligned Forces and Megacities
John D. Thomason
School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
61 Pages / Published May 2015
Regionally aligned forces, while providing useful tactical capabilities like cultural and language familiarity, are inadequate for developing comprehensive information about megacity environments. Further, when megacities are considered as complex, adaptive systems, the limitations of comprehensive knowledge reveal themselves. Emergent events that have significant impact on the operational environment are plain only in hindsight, causally linked to the interactions between interdependent agents and populations in the city.
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In Order to Win, Learn How to Fight
The US Army in Urban Operations
Maj. Christopher S. Forbes, U.S. Army
School of Advanced Military Studies Monograph
87 Pages / Published: May 2002
The urgent requirement for U.S. Army preparedness in conducting urban operations is very real. As global urbanization continues to increase, the contemporary threat environment makes operations in cities impossible to avoid. The past decade has demonstrated through the American experiences in Mogadishu and Russian experiences in Grozny that less capable forces will attempt to use urban terrain asymmetrically to even the balance of power against technologically superior military forces.
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Building a Better Trojan Horse
Emerging Army Roles in Joint Urban Operations
Maj. Christopher H. Beckert, U.S. Army
School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
56 Pages / Published: May 2001
Joint urban operations have grown in importance since the early 1990’s, with doctrine on the verge of production. This paper captures the joint urban warfare phenomenon of the past decade, its emergence in the field of military art, and the directions that it will likely take. Developing alongside joint urban warfare doctrine is the transformation of the U.S. Army.
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The United States Army and Large Cities Prior to the Global War on Terror
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Outplanting large adult green abalone (Haliotis fulgens) as a strategy for population restoration (PDF). Nancy L. Caruso
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NASA Harvest researchers are using satellite observations and economic data to track how the Russia-Ukraine conflict is disrupting the global food system.
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Fecundity and reproductive potential of wild female Delta Smelt in the upper San Francisco Estuary, California. Lauren J. Damon, Steven B. Slater, Randall D. Baxter, And Robert W. Fujimura
Fish and game conservation dependent on conservation of other natural resources. Ex-Governor George C. Pardee
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Assessment of length- and age-at-maturity for California halibut (Paralichthys californicus), including a histologically-based description of the reproductive cycle. Kristine M. Lesyna and Cheryl L. Barnes
Sexual development and symbionts of native Olympia oysters Ostrea lurida naturally settled on cultch deployed in San Francisco Bay, California. James D. Moore, Blythe C. Marshman, Rena Obernolte, and Robert Abbott
The economic value of the recreational red abalone fishery in northern California. John Reid, Laura Rogers-Bennett, Felipe Vasquez, Maya Pace, Cynthia A. Catton, Jerry V. Kashiwada and Ian K. Taniguchi
A potential predator-prey interaction of an American badger and an Agassiz’s desert tortoise with a review of badger predation on turtles. Amanda L. Smith, Shellllie R. Puffer, Jeffrey E. Lovich, Laurara A. Tennant, Terence R. Arundel, Michael S. Vamstad, and Kathleen D. Brundige
Absence of leopard sharks in catch surveys in Puget Sound, Washington. Ronald A. Russo

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Northward range extension of the crowned sea urchin to Monterey Bay, California.
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Potential evidence of communal nesting, mate guarding, or biparental care in the salt marsh harvest mouse (Reithrodontomys raviventris halicoetes) (PDF). Sadie Trombley And Katherine R. Smith
Mussels of the Upper Klamath River, Oregon and California (PDF). Earl Byron And Jeff Tupen
Elemental Content Of Mineral Licks In The Klamath Mountains, Siskiyou County, California (PDF). T. E. Laurent, R. C. Graham, B.D. Lee, And W. Tripp
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California Fish and Game Journal Fall Issue 102 (4) High Resolution
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Notes from the Editor. Armand Gonzales, Editor-In-Chief
Environmental extremes and biotic interactions facilitate depredation of endangered California Ridgway’s rail in a San Francisco Bay tidal marsh. Cory Overton, Steven Bobzien, and Marcia Grefsrud
Breeding chronology, movements, and life history observations of tricolored blackbirds in the California Central Coast. Christopher R. Wilson, Robert J. Meese, A. Christy Wyckoff
Length-weight and length-length relationships, and condition factor of the pelican barracuda Sphyraena idiastes Heller and Snodgrass, 1903 (Perciformes: Sphyraenidae) in the Gulf of California, Mexico. F.O. López-fuerte, U. Jakes-cota, A.F. Gonzalez-acosta and S. Flores-Ramírez
Fecundity and reproductive potential of wild female Delta Smelt in the upper San Francisco Estuary, California. Lauren J. Damon, Steven B. Slater, Randall D. Baxter, And Robert W. Fujimura
Fish and game conservation dependent on conservation of other natural resources. Ex-Governor George C. Pardee
Subject Matter Index for California Fish and Game 102 (2016).
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Reviewers for manuscripts considered for publication for California Fish and Game 102 (2016).
Primer on Urban Operations

Joint urban operations have grown in importance since the early 1990’s, with doctrine on the verge of production. This paper captures the joint urban warfare phenomenon of the past decade, its emergence in the field of military art, and the directions that it will likely take. Developing alongside joint urban warfare doctrine is the transformation of the U.S. Army.
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The United States Army and Large Cities Prior to the Global War on Terror
Maj. Samuel T. Fuller
School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
59 Pages / Published: May 2001
The U.S. Army has relied on a variety of doctrinal manuals for urban operations over the past seventy years. During this period, it conducted operations in Manila, Berlin, Tokyo, Seoul, Saigon, and Panama City, among other cities. While U.S. Army keystone doctrine changed many times to reflect new strategic contexts, urban doctrine remained relatively static. In particular, U.S. Army urban doctrine has never addressed effectively the unique requirements and characteristics of operations in large cities (those with a population over 750,000).
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CALL 17-24: Mosul Study Group
What the Battle for Mosul Teaches the Force
This study provides a snapshot of Operation EAGLE STRIKE to the broader U.S. Army. The observations are designed to provide immediate feedback to the U.S. Army in order to inform how it approaches current and future conflicts. It also suggests areas that require further study in order to better prepare the U.S. Army for combat. The overarching observations discussed above and the specific observations contained in the appendices will help U.S. Army leaders establish priorities to field the force needed to meet the demands of today’s multi-domain battlefields.
 

 
Armor Magazine
This March-April 2006 issue of Armor magazine contains several articles on urban operations. Of note is a key article by then-Maj. Gen. Peter Chiarelli about armor in urban terrain.

Armor in Urban Terrain
The Critical Enabler
Maj. Gen. Peter W. Chiarelli
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Within-talus temperatures are not limiting for pikas in the Northern Sierra Nevada (PDF). David H. Wright and Joseph A. E. Stewart
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Subject matter index for California Fish and Game 104 (2018) (PDF)
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California Fish and Game Journal Summer Issue 104 (3) High Resolution (PDF)
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Notes from the Editor (PDF). Armand Gonzales, Editor-In-Chief
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Geographic range and biology of spinyeye rockfish (Sebastes spinorbis Chen, 1975), an endemic species to the Gulf of California, Mexico (PDF). Alejandro Acevedo-Cervantes, Juana López-Martínez, Carlos H. Rábago-Quiroz, Eduardo F. Balart, and Eloísa Herrera-Valdivia
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California Fish and Game Journal Spring Issue 104 (2) High Resolution (PDF)
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Notes from the Editor (PDF). Armand Gonzales, Editor-In-Chief
California mallards: a review (PDF). Cliff L. Feldheim, Joshua T. Ackerman, Shaun L. Oldenburger, John M. Eadie, Joseph P. Fleskes, and Gregory S. Yarris
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