About This Project
Introduction
PART ONE: Cold War and Special Warfare
- Interest, Intervention, and Containment
- Toward a Doctrine of Special Warfare
- The Legacy of World War II
- Toward a New Counterinsurgency: Philippines,
Laos, and Vietnam
- Waging Unconventional Warfare: Guatemala, the Congo, and the Cubans
PART TWO: Camelot and Counterinsurgency
- The Kennedy Crusade
- The Apparatus in the Field
- Edward Geary Lansdale and the New Counterinsurgency
- The Heart of Doctrine
- Counterterror and Counterorganization
- Tactical Totalitarianism
- The Problem of Ideology
PART THREE: Special Warfare and Low-lntensity Conflict
- The Carter Years
- Morning in America and the Special Warfare Revival
- The Special Forces' Buildup
- The Middle East Calls the Shots
- Watching the Neighbors: Low-Intensity Conflict in Central America
- An Un-American Way of War
Epilogue
© 2002 Michael McClintock