War Department, Office Of The Chief Of Staff, War College Division, General Staff, Volumes 6-7 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286193570)

This collection comprises Volumes 6 and 7 from the "War Department, Office Of The Chief Of Staff, War College Division, General Staff" series. These volumes offer insights into the organization, strategy, and operations of the United States War Department during a crucial period. Detailing the inner workings of the War College Division and the General Staff, the documents provide a comprehensive view of military planning, training, and administrative functions.

Researchers, historians, and military enthusiasts will find these volumes invaluable for understanding the development of American military policy and the evolution of its command structure. The meticulous records and detailed analyses offer a unique perspective on the challenges and innovations within the U.S. Army during this era, making it an essential resource for anyone studying military history or government administration.

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