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Counterinsurgency

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The most dangerous area in the world

Stephen G. Rabe

1999

The Moro War

James R. Arnold

2011

Some of the Best weapons for Counterinsurgents Do Not Shoot

Eric T. Olson

2010

Targeting Americans

Jefferson Powell

2016

Welcome to Afghanistan, send more ammo

Benjamin Tupper

2009

Argentina, the United States, and the anti-communist crusade in Central America, 1977-1984

Ariel C. Armony

1997

Awakening victory

Michael E. Silverman

2011

Surge My Journey With General David Petraeus And The Remaking Of The Iraq War

Peter R. Mansoor

2014

Knife fights

John A. Nagl

2014

The insurgents

Fred M. Kaplan, Kaplan, Fred

2013

Warrior Diplomat

Michael G. Waltz, Peter Bergen

2014

The Triple Agent

Joby Warrick

2011

The advisor

John L. Cook

1973

No good men among the living

Anand Gopal

2014 ★ 4.3

U.S. Army counterguerrilla operations handbook

United States. Department of the Army

2004

Guerrilla strategies

Gérard Chaliand

1982

Anonymous soldiers

Bruce Hoffman

2015

Human intelligence, counterterrorism, and national leadership

Gary Berntsen

2008

Aspiration And Ambivalence Strategies And Realities Of Counterinsurgency And State Building In Afghanistan

Vanda Felbab

2013

Paradise General

Dave Hnida

2011

Counterinsurgency in modern warfare

Daniel Marston

2008

Counterinsurgency

David Kilcullen

2010

In the Warlords' Shadow

Daniel R. Green

2017

Red platoon

Clinton Romesha

2016

The uncivil war

Robert Russell Mackey

2004

COUNTERINSURGENCY - FM 3-24 (2006)

United States. Department of the Army, U. S. Marine Corps, U.S. Army

2006

The U.S. Army/Marine Corps counterinsurgency field manual

United States Department of the Army

2007

Maoist people's war in post-Vietnam Asia

Thomas A. Marks

2007

Fallujah Awakens

Bill Ardolino

2013

The Irish War

Geraghty, Tony.

2000

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