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Army War College (U.S.)
A senior U.S. Army institution based at Carlisle Barracks, this author name appears on works shaped by military education, strategy, and national security study. Its publications often reflect the college’s role in preparing experienced officers and civilian leaders for high-level service.
3 Audiobooks
Specimens of British Trench Orders
by Army War College (U.S.)
Use of Mines in Trench Warfare (From the French School of St. Cyr)
by Army War College (U.S.)
Notes on Training for Rifle Fire in Trench Warfare
by Army War College (U.S.)
About the author
Founded in 1901, the United States Army War College is the Army’s senior educational institution for strategic leadership. Based in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, it offers graduate-level study for senior military officers and selected civilians, with a focus on strategy, national security, and leadership at the highest levels.
As an author credit, "Army War College (U.S.)" usually refers to institutional works rather than a single writer. Many publications connected to the college have been produced to support professional military education, strategic thinking, and policy discussion.
The college is historically associated with Elihu Root, the reformer and statesman often described as a key founder of the modern institution. That legacy helps explain why books and studies issued under this name tend to be practical, analytical, and closely tied to public service.