INFANTRY MAGAZINE COMPOSITE INDEX 1966 – 2018

1 1 INFANTRY MAGAZINE COMPOSITE INDEX 1966 2018 Table of Contents SUBJECT .. PAGE Airborne/Airmobile .. 2 Aircraft .. 3 Air Support .. 3 Artillery .. 3 Clothing and Personal Equipment .. 4 Combat Operations .. 4 Commandant s Notes .. 5 Communications, Wire, and Radio .. 8 Foreign Armies and Lands .. 9 Health and Fitness .. 13 Historical .. 16 Intelligence and Electronic Warfare .. 23 Leadership and Counseling .. 24 Logistics and Maintenance .. 29 Low Intensity Conflict/Terrorism/OOTW/Stability and Support Operations.

2 32 Map Reading and Navigation .. 34 Marksmanship .. 35 37 Mission Command .. 42 Nuclear, Biological, and Chemical .. 42 Operation Enduring Freedom .. 43 Operation Iraqi Freedom .. 43 Organization and Administration .. 44 ROTC, USAR, and National Guard .. 50 Simulations and Robotics .. 50 Tactics and Techniques .. 51 Vehicles .. 82 Weapons and Ammunition .. 83 Writing and Speaking .. 89 INDEX to Authors .. 90 INDEX to Letters .. 176 News Section .. 190 Book Reviews .. 191 2 ARTICLES AIRBORNE/AIRMOBILE ABNSOTD Tests, Evaluates Airborne Equipment, William Slaven (O-D 15 pp. 10-12). Aeroscouts in Action, CPT Jon E. Swanson (S-O 70). Air Assault Decision Matrix, CPT Kuni (M-J 95, pp. 41-43). Air Assault Forces, CPT R.

3 B. Thieme III, USA (J-A 77, pp. 28-30). Air Assault into Iraq, LTC Frank R. Hancock, (S-O 94, pp. 8-9). Air Assault Planning, CPT Barrett F. Lowe (M-A 90, pp. 28-32). The Airborne Heavy Weapons Company in the COE, CPT Keith W. Benedict (J-A 10, ). Airborne Heavy Weapons Company: Peace Enforcement Operations in Bosnia, LTC Hooker, Jr. and CPT John R. Lightner (M-A 98, pp. 35-38). Airborne in the 1980 s, CPT Charles T. Knowles (S-O 80, pp. 7-8). Airborne Operations: Recovery From Tree Landings, CPT David A. McBride (N-D 93, pp. 39-41). The Air-Ground Problem, MAJ Carl M. Guelzo, (J-F 65). Airmobile Command and Control Simulator, CPT Albert R. Amos, Jr. (N-D 70). Airmobile Counterattack, CPT George D.

4 Livingston, (N-D 65). Airmobile Training, CPT John L. Morris, USA (M-J 77, pp. 45-46). Air Mobility and the Lesson of the 30s, LTC Thomas T. Jones, (S-O 65). Airmobility in Europe, MAJ Barry F. Graham and MAJ Edward G. Sills (M-J 70). Aviation LNO, CPT William H. Morris (N-D 90, pp. 14-15). Black Hawk helicopter configuration for airmobile antiarmor crew, LT David E. Johnson, SWAP SHOP (J-F 87, p. 42). British Airborne School, CPT Eric H. Covner (J-F 84, pp. 10-11). Combat Pathfinders, CPT William Freeman (M-A 70). The Combined Army Battalion as an Air Assault Task Force, LTC Jack Marr, MAJ John Cushing, CPT Josh Powers and CPT Rich Thompson (J-A 08, pp. 15-20). The Company Air Assault Raid, LTC Robert L.

5 Caslen, Jr. (N-D 95, pp. 16-19). A Deadly Combination: Integration of the AH-64D M-TADS and High Altitude Tactics on the Modern Battlefield, CPT Schilleci (M-J 08, pp. 21-230. First Jump in China, BG Bernard Loeffke (S-O 85, pp. 12-13). From Blackhawk to Bradley: The 101st Airborne in a Mechanized Role, CPT Christopher Hume (M-J 07, pp. 13-15). Gunship Tactics, CPT Donald W. Moss (J-F 69). Headhunters, (CN), MAJ Charles W. Quattlebaum (M-A 69). An Innovative Approach to Combat Logistics: Low Cost, Low Altitude Airborne Resupply in Afghanistan, LTC Michael Peterman, MAJ Paul J. Narowski, II, MAJ Ernest Litynski, and SFC Edwin Clouse (S-O 07, ). Into the A Shau, MAJ Emmett Kelly (M-A 69). JRTC Lessons Learned: An Airborne Platoon in the Defense, LT Mark R.)

6 Lewis (S-O 93, pp. 42-44). Land on the Objective, CPT Ronald M. Buffkin (M-A 86, pp. 43-44). Mohawk, (CN), CPT Jonathon D. George (M-A 69). Pandemonium on a Parachute, LTC Lee Mason (J-A 65). Pathfinder Training, CPT Keith P. Antonia (J-F 87, pp. 34-35). Pickup Zone Crisis Action Team, SSG Eric B. Johnson, SWAP SHOP (M-A 98, p. 45). Sampan Shuttle, (CN), MAJ Raymond E. Bell, Jr. (J-A 70). SEAD Planning for Air Assault Operations, LT Robert L. Bateman (M-A 93, pp. 32-35). Seize the High Ground by Chopper, CPT Nathan C. Vail, (M-J 65). Swift Response 15: Exercise Validates JMRC as Critical Part in Future of Airborne Readiness, CPT Michael Wallace (A-D 16, pp. 50-53). The 2d INFANTRY Division ( Air-borne ), Mr.

7 John M. Manguso (S-O 92, pp. 22-25). This is Air Assault CPT Billoy L. Whorton and CPT Cecil M. Henry (M-A 65). 3 Soviet Mechanized Airborne Forces, MAJ Richard N. Armstrong (M-J 85, pp. 24-28). Ultralight Aircraft: A New Tool for Airmobility, MAJ James P. Stanton (J-F 93, pp. 11-13). Using Attack Helicopters, LT Shaun Greene (M-A 95, pp. 36-38). Where is My Cigar? MAJ Robert C. Stack (M-A 69). You and the Proper Chopper, (CN), MAJ Howard J. Stiles (N-D 70). AIRCRAFT Angels With Whirling Blades, (CN), MAJ Raymond E. Bell, Jr., (M-J 71). Attack Helicopters, LT Ronald M. Buffkin (S-O 82, pp. 9-10). Black Hawk Helicopter Configuration for Airmobile Antiarmor Crew, LT David E. Johnson, SWAP SHOP, (J-F 87, ).

8 UTTAS, Richard E. Gile (J-A 74, p. 10). UTTAS, BG Leo D. Turner, USA, Retired (S-O 74, pp. 17-19). UTTAS, To Succeed Huey, Richard E. Gile (N-D 72). Umanned Aerial Systems: What We ve Learned Through Experimentation, LTC (Retired) Jeffrey J. Gudmens (J-S 14, pp. 11-15). AIR SUPPORT A-10 MAJ Michael L. Ferguson, USAF, A-10, (M-J 76, p. 24). Army Aviation: The Combat Multiplier, MAJ Donald L. Trent (M-A 82, pp. 18-21). Army Aviation: An Insider s View, CPT Kevin G. Scherrer (S-O 82, pp. 7-9). Attack Helicopters, LT Ronald M. Buffkin (S-O 82, pp. 9-10). Back the FAC, (CN), MAJ Hugh Martin (USAF) (M-J 70). CAS in the Deep Fight? CPT Douglas P. Schaare and CPT William S. McCallister (S-O 93, pp. 14-16).

9 Close Air Support: The Debate from a FAC s Perspective, CPT Mark A. Barrett, USAF (M-J 88, pp. 32-34). Close Air Support for the AirLand Battle, LTC Ron Offley (S-O 85, pp. 21-25). The Deep-Battle Surgeon, MAJ George W. Chappell (J-F 89, pp. 35-36). Helicopter Support to INFANTRY : Dusting off the Lessons of the Past, COL Eugene H. Grayson, Jr. (Ret) (J-F 96, pp. 19-20). Limited Asset Airmobile Operations, MAJ Frank W. Gillespie, Jr., (M-J 71). Manning, Equipping, Training and Deploying the Brigade Aviation Element, LTC Paul V. Marnon and Robert D. Carter (S-O 05, pp. 21-22). Modernizing the Airborne, Stanley C. Crist (J-D 97, pp. 8-11). Planning Large-Scale Combined Airmobile Operations, MAJ Michael J.

10 Morin (N-D 72). The Raven SUAV: Working with Army Aviation. CPT John C. Wagner (M-J 05, pp 11-13). Tactical Air Reconnaissance, (CN), LTC O. J. Hines (USAF) and CPT Charles Pippitt (J-F 70). Techniques for an Air Assault Withdrawal, CPT Fred W. Johnson (M-J 97, pp. 38-39). The Tower of Babel: Joing CAS Operations in Afghanistan. LTC John Jansen, USMC; MAJ Jim Sisler, USAF; MAJ Dave Oclander; LTC Nick Dienna, USN; MAJ Todd Bufkin, USMC; and MAJ Tom Di Tamasso (J-F 04 pp. 33-39). ARTILLERY Artillery Effects Test, George A. Durham and CPT Rory J. Ogle (M-J 91, pp. 41-42). The Battle Commander s Fire Support Planning, MAJ John M. Mach (J-F 92, pp. 43-45). Brigade Targeting, LTC William E. Harner (N-D 96, pp.)