Remagen Bridge : 9th Armored Division / by Rawson, Andrew

“…Battleground Europe. Crossing the Rhine.…”
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In the name of Rome : the men who won the Roman Empire / by Goldsworthy, Adrian Keith

Table of Contents: “…An Imperial 'Prince': Germanicus beyond the Rhine --…”
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Imperial general : the remarkable career of Petellius Cerialis / by Matyszak, Philip

Table of Contents: “…Generals before the imperial era -- The first imperial generals -- A legate of the ninth -- The wilderness years -- Rebel with a cause -- Desperate and dastardly deeds along the Rhine -- Aftermath : return to Britannia and the world restored.…”
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Send the Alabamians : World War I Fighters in the Rainbow Division. by Frazer, Nimrod Thompson

Table of Contents: “…The Côte de Châtillon in the Argonne, October 12-21, 1918; 10. Final Drive to the Rhine and into Germany; 11. Return of the Immortals, May 7-13, 1919; Epilogue.…”
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A warrior dynasty : the rise and fall of Sweden as a military superpower, 1611-1721 / by Lunde, Henrik O.

Table of Contents: “…MAP AND BATTLE SKETCH INDEX; PREFACE AND ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; INTRODUCTION; Chapter 1 Gustav Adolf 's Danish and Baltic Campaigns; Chapter 2 The Military Revolution-Dutch and Swedish Reforms; Chapter 3 Sweden Intervenes in the Thirty Years War; Chapter 4 The Breitenfeld and Rhine Campaigns; Chapter 5 The Tortured Road to Lützen; Chapter 6 Swedish Military Operations in Germany 1633-1648; Chapter 7 Defending an Empire-Karl X and Karl XI; Chapter 8 Karl XII's Danish and Baltic Campaigns; Chapter 9 The Russian Campaign-Karl XII's Exile and Death; SUMMARY AND CONCLUSIONS.…”
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Omar Nelson Bradley : America's GI general, 1893-1981 / by Ossad, Steven L.

Table of Contents: “…Staking All on One CardChapter 10. The Rhine and Victory; Part III: Shaper of the Post-War World; Chapter 11. …”
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Border communities at the edge of the Roman Empire : processes of change in the civitas cananefatium / by Bruin, J. de 1976-

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Anatomy of victory : why the United States triumphed in World War II, fought to a stalemate in Korea, lost in Vietnam, and failed in Iraq / by Caldwell, John Dean, 1940-

Table of Contents: “…Battle of Britain : winning by not losing -- Battle of the Atlantic : protecting the maritime lifeline -- Invasion of Russia : Hitler's strategic mistake -- Battle of El Alamein and operation torch : cracking German invincibility -- Battles of Midway and Guadalcanal : regaining initiative in the Pacific -- Strategic bombing offensive : breaking German airpower -- Invasion of Italy : deciding to fight somewhere in Europe in 1943 -- D-Day and Battle for Normandy : retaking the Continent -- Battle for the Rhine : attacking Germany's vitals -- Battle of Okinawa and the bombing of Japan : ending the war -- The strategic architectures of World War II -- Battle of the Pusan perimeter : getting the most out of a bad situation -- Inchon : Operation Chromite : MacArthur's masterstroke -- Crossing the 38th parallel and driving north to the Yalu : the risks of overreaching -- Operations Ripper and Killer : recovery and frustration -- The strategic architectures of the Korean War -- Battle of Ia Drang Valley : not fighting the decisive battle -- Bombing campaign and high-tech initiatives : Operations Rolling Thunder and Igloo White : airpower and technology indecisive -- The Pacification program (1967-1968) : failing to change behavior -- The Tet Offensive (1968) : strategic disaster -- Vietnamization : never a winning strategy -- The final years (1969-1975) : the losing path -- The strategic architectures of the Vietnam War -- Iraqi War I, Persian Gulf War : defeating Saddam, losing politically -- Iraqi War II, 13-year air conflict : the limits of airpower -- Iraqi War III, invasion of Iraq : winning without an endgame -- Iraqi War IV, the insurgency and the surge (2007-2008) : relearning counterinsurgency -- Iraqi War V, the rise of ISIS : a new, more violent enemy -- The strategic architectures of the Iraqi Wars.…”
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Siege warfare and military organization in the successor states (400-800 AD) : Byzantium, the West and Islam / by Petersen, Leif Inge Ree

Table of Contents: “…The Ostrogoths, 493-554 ; The Visigoths in Spain, 508-711 ; The Lombards -- The last legions on the Rhine : siege warfare in the Frankish kingdoms. Frankish warfare and military organization in the 6th century ; The 7th century : ascendancy of military followings and proprietal warfare ; The Carolingian ascendancy in the 8th century ; Conclusion -- The anatomy of a siege : tactics and technology. …”
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The British way of war in Northwest Europe, 1944-5 : a study of two infantry divisions / by Devine, L. P.

Table of Contents: “…Opening moves -- Oosterhout Advance to Driel ; Crossing the Neder Rijn ; Elst ; Conclusion ; Chapter 6 Colossal Cracks II: The 53rd Division in Operation Market Garden and the Ardennes ; Market Garden ; ' S-Hertogenbosch -- Operation Alan ; The Maas ; Operations in the Ardennes ; Conclusion ; Chapter 7 The 43rd Division Post-Market Garden: Rest, Recuperation and Onwards to the Rhine ; Geilenkirchen -- Operation Clipper ; Operation Blackcock ; Operation Veritable.…”
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War and Warfare in Late Antiquity (2 vol. set) : Current Perspectives. by Sarantis, Alexander

Table of Contents: “…Imperial campaigns between Diocletian and Honorius, A.D. 284-423 : the Rhine frontier and the Western provinces / Hugh Elton -- The archaeology of war and the 5th c. …”
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Roman frontier studies 2009 : proceedings of the XXI International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies (Limes Congress) held at Newcastle-upon-Tyne in August 2009 /

Table of Contents: “…Wells); Civil Settlements (Session organisers: Edward Dabrowa, Pete Wilson): Military Colonization in the Near East and Mesopotamia under the Severi (Edward Dąbrowav); The Canabae Legionis of Carnuntum: Modelling a Roman Urban Landscape from systematic, non-destructive Prospection and Excavation (Christian Gugl, Michael Doneus and Nives Doneus); Neues vom Vicus der Saalburg (Cecilia Moneta); Viminacium -- Roman City and Legionary Camp: Topography, Evolution and Urbanism (Nemanja Mrđić and Bebina Milovanović); The Veterans' Colony Aequum, the Legionary Fortress Tilurium and the Sinj Field.Re-examining Old Problems (Mirjana Sanader); Death and Commemoration (Session organiser: Maureen Carroll); Some aspects of death, ritual and commemoration in the Lower Rhineland (Germany) (Clive Bridger); Dress, self and identity in Roman funerary commemoration on the Rhine and Danube frontiers (Maureen Carroll); The Funerary Commemoration of Veterans and Soldiers at the Colony of Augusta Emerita (Mérida, Spain), 25 BC -- AD 235 (Jonathan Edmondson); The Roman Cemetery at Pottenbrunn.Structural Analysis of a rural necropolis (Eva Hoelbling); The Roman cemetery at Mannersdorf am Leithagebirge, Lower Austria: The late antique inhumations as an information source of the population of the C4th and C5th (René Ployer); Ein neue Grabinschrift für einen Soldaten der legio VI Victrix in Novaesium/Neuss (Marcus Reuter); The Decoration of some Early Imperial Tombs of Primi Pili (Kai M. …”
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