Parameters: The Journal of the Army War College - Volume I, Number 3 (Winter 1972)

United States Army War College, 1972. Paperback. Very Good. VERY GOOD, No marks. Binding is sound. Light wear on cover. . . . . . . TABLE OF CONTENTS: 1.) LEADERSHIP by General of the Army Omar N. Bradley [An address on leadership that contains observations gleaned during a long, successful life of service and dedication by a prominent military leader of our time.] ------ 2.) THE IMPACT OF SOCIETAL CHANGE ON THE US ARMY by Lieutenant Colonel William L. Hauser [Delineates the trends at work in our society today, analyzes their impact on the Army, and offers some guidelines for what must be done in order for the Army to be ready to fulfill its mission.] ------ 3.) NATIONAL GOALS AND OBJECTIVES OF THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA by Colonel John E. Coon [A brief analysis of the aspirations most likely to influence Peking's policymakers in the foreseeable future.] ------ 4.) THE CHINESE PEOPLE'S LIBERATION ARMY AND POLITICAL SOCIALIZATION by Lieutenant Colonel George K. Osborn [Discusses the role of the Chinese People's Liberation Army in the political socialization of the Chinese people.] ------ 5.) MILITARY HISTORY FOR THE MILITARY PROFESSIONAL by Doctor Benjamin F. Cooling III [The author presents ten areas that might be included in a program designed to make military history meaningful for the military professional.] ------ 6.) THE IMPROBABLE ALLIANCE: THE CENTRAL POWERS AND COALITION WARFARE, 1914-1918 by Lieutenant Colonel James B. Agnew [Analyzes and draws lessons from the analysis of coalition warfare as exemplified by the Quadruple Alliance (Germany, Austria, Hungary, Turkey, and Bulgaria) during the Great War, 1914-1918.] ------ 7.) YUGOSLAVIA: YESTERDAY, TODAY AND TOMORROW by Lieutenant Colonel Redmond V. Forrester [Examines the events that brought President Nixon and President Tito of Yugoslavia to exchange visits; speculates on what may be in store for Yugoslavia after the death of Tito; and considers policies that can be adopted by the United States with respect to Yugoslavia.] ------ 8.) NEW DIMENSIONS IN SEALIFT by Lieutenant Colonel Keith S. Kelly [Analyzes the role of sealift in major deployment and support operations in the next decade.]