SMH 2004 Schedule
What’s On Our Minds:
Critical Problems in Military History
Registration
and Welcome Receptions, 5:00-7:00
Student Reception, 5:00-6:00
General Reception, 6:00-7:30
SMH Council Meeting and Dinner
Registration
Address, 9:15-10:00: John
Lynn, "Where is the Western Way of War?"
| SESSION
A: 10:15-12:15 |
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Chair: Thomas Mahnken, Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies/U.S. Naval War College "The United States Navy and the Genesis of Maritime Education, 1874-1914" Jennifer L. Speelman, the Citadel, Military College of South Carolina "Between Bureaucracy and Democracy: World War II Army Education Policy and Programming" Christopher P. Loss, University of Virginia "Teaching Revolutions to Conservative People: The Use of Military History, Theory, Doctrine and Practice in the Education of Senior United States Military Officers" Peter J. Schifferle, U.S. Army School of Advanced Military Studies Commentary: Colonel Alan C. Cate, U.S. Army War College |
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Race,
Religion, and Honor: Thoughts on the Average Soldiers in the Mexican-American
War Chair and Commentator: Samuel Watson, U.S. Military Academy, West Point " 'The haughty Dons and their deluded serfs': The Experiences of Indiana Volunteers in the Mexican-American War" Tyler V. Johnson, Purdue University "[I]t . . . could not have been avoided without national disgrace": Honor, the South, and the Mexican War" Gregory S. Hospodor, Delta State University |
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Military
Medicine Chair: Gary Weir, U.S. Navy Naval Historical Center "Competition for Authority, Resources and Rank: The United States Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, 1842-1848" Harold D. Langley, Emeritus Curator of Naval History, Smithsonian Institution "Healing the Wounds: The Revolution in Veterans' Medical Care, 1945-1947," Michael D. Gambone, Kutztown University Commentator: Dale Smith, U.S. Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences |
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Chair: Kelly Devries, Loyola College "Is Culture Sufficient to Define Pre-Modern Warfare?" Kelly Devries, Loyola College "Combat and Culture at the Edge of Empire: Lance Blyth, Northern Arizona University "Securing the Victory: Civil Affairs and Cultural Concepts of War" Patrick Jennings, U.S. Army Special Operations Command Commentator: Ricardo Herrera, Mount Union College |
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Chair: David W. Hogan, U.S. Army Center of Military History "The Controversy over the United States Army's Conduct of Counterinsurgency Warfare against the Moros, 1903-1913" Charles Byler, Carroll College "Top Secret War: Special Operations in Low-Intensity Conflict" Charles D. Melson, Chief Historian, U.S. Marine Corps History and Museums "Overextended: the Lesson of the American Military Involvement in Somalia, 1992-1994" Daniel L. Haulman, U.S. Air Force Historical Agency Commentator: Ronald Spiller, Edinboro University |
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Chair: Donald F. Bittner, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College Alex Daverede, III, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration Robert Glass, U.S. National Archives Records Administration Adrian Lewis, University of North Texas |
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B: 2:00-4:00
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Professional
Military Education, History and the Study of Strategy: Service Perspectives
(Roundtable) Chair: Alexander S. Cochran, U.S. Army War College George W. Baer, U.S. Naval War College Grant T. Hammond, U.S. Air Force Air War College Benjamin F. Cooling, U.S. National Defense University Roger J. Spiller, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College |
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Chair: David Syrett, Queens College, City University of New York "System, Technology, and Uniform Production at the Confederate Ordnance Department" Steven G. Collins, St Louis Community College at Meramec "Machinery at War: Britain and American Industry, 1914-1917" Robert Southwick, Independent Scholar "The Military Environment: Three Case Studies of the Environmental Implications of American Military Actions in Peace and War" Lisa Brady, Boise State University Commentator: Alex Roland, Duke University |
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Britons
on the Continent: Reflections on the Use of Expeditionary Forces in Early
Modern Europe Chair: Sari Hornstein, Independent Scholar "A Crisis of Strategy? Geography, logistics and war in the early modern Low Countries, 1688-1712 John M. Stapleton, Ohio State University "British Strategy and Military Thought in Early Histories of the Wars of 1689-1715" Mark H. Danley, University of Southern Mississippi "The Portuguese Campaign of 1762: The British Expeditionary Force and the Experience of Coalition Warfare" Patrick J. Speelman, College of Charleston Commentator: Jamel M. Ostwald, George Mason University |
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Chair: Helmut Trotnow, Alliierten Museum "Training for D-Day: The Central Intelligence Agency, the United States Army, and the Bund Deutscher Jugend, 1950-52" Deborah Kisatsky, Assumption College "Victors and Vanquished: Americans as Occupiers in Berlin, 1945-49" William Stivers, U.S. Army Center of Military History "From Crusade to Hazard: The Denazification of the United States Enclave Bremen" Bianka J. Adams, U. S. Army Center of Military History Commentator: Rebecca Boehling, University of Maryland, Baltimore County |
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Chair & Commentator: Stanley J. Adamiak, University of Central Oklahoma "Farm Junk and Baling Wire: The Great Depression and the Roots of American Field Improvisation during the Second World War" Robert Wettemann, Jr., McMurry University "Aleutian Allusions: A Study of Canada's Participation in Aleutian Operations as Viewed Through the Diaries of Prime Minister W. L. M . King" Galen Roger Perras, University of Ottawa "Life and Death in 'The Unholy Land': The Distinct Experiences of British Empire Soldiers in Palestine, Winter 1917-1918" Edward C. Woodfin, Blinn College |
| SESSION C: 4:15-6:15
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The
Efficacy of It All? Military History's Role in Domestic and International
Professional Military Officers Education Chair-Moderator: Theodore Wilson, University of Kansas "Not Your Father's Army: Generational Perspectives on Military Education at the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College" Michael D. Stewart, Contractor Cubic Applications "Infiltrating Cultural Lines: American Military History and the Turkish Military Officer" Walter E. Kretchik, Western Illinois University "The Limitations of History: History and Air Command and Staff College Curriculum" Tony R. Mullis, U.S. Air Force Command and Staff College |
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The
Problem of Officers Chair: Robert Berlin, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College "Picking Senior Artillery Officers in the British Expeditionary Force, 1914-1918: 'promote the junior ones'" Sanders Marble, Independent Scholar "Losing Faith: The Dechristianization of the German Naval Officer Corps 1918-1945, and Attendant Historiographical Challenges" Eric Rust, Baylor University Commentator: Christopher McKee, Grinnell College |
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Chair: Colonel (U.S.A.F.) William S. Huggins, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College "Iraq's Weapons of Mass Destruction: Perceptions, Plans, and Realities" Michael Eisenstadt, Washington Institute for Near East Policy "Why did Iraq Want Nuclear Weapons?" Norman Cigar, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College "Iraq's Experience with Chemical and Biological Weapons" Amatzia Baram, University of Haifa Commentator: Kamal A. Beyoghlow, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College |
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Chair and Commentator: Peter Kracht, editorial Director, Praeger "No Time for Artillery: Bayan's Swift Riparian Campaign, 1274-76" David A. Wright, University of Calgary "Pre-emptive and Punitive Strikes: China's Campaigns of Aggression" Ralph D. Sawyer, Independent Scholar "Lurking Fears: Strategic Concerns of the Later Ming Empire, ca. 1550-1650" Kenneth M. Swope, Marist College "The Assassin's Mace: Historical Nature and Contemporary Implications" Jason Bruzdzinski, MITRE Corporation |
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World
War II Prison Camps and American Policy Chair: Stacy Reaves, Oklahoma State University "From Rehabilitation to Repatriation: Spring in Dachau, 1945" Henry Struak, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville "Kriegies vs. Unions: The Fight Over Prisoner of War Labor During World War II" Paul Springer, Texas A&M University "What, No Swimming Pool?: 'Coddling' and the German Prisoner of War" Gregory Kupsky, The University of Tennessee, Knoxville Commentator: Jay Lockenour, Temple University |
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Military
History and Museums Chair: Allan R. Millett, Ohio State University Richard H. Zeitlin, Wisconsin Veterans Museums John Votaw, First Division Museum and First Division Foundation Gordon H. (Nick) Mueller, National D-Day Museum Commentator: Gregory J. W. Urwin, Temple University |
| SESSION
D: 8:30-10:30 |
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Theory,
History, and the Military Profession Chair: Lieutenant General Paul K. Van Riper, U.S. Marine Corps (retired) "An Imperfect Jewel: Military Theory and the Military Professional" Harold Winton, U.S. Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies "Proving Anything or Its Opposite: Military History and the Military Profession," Antulio J. Echevarria, II, U.S. Army Strategic Studies Institute "History, Theory, Doctrine, and Naval Command" Andrew Gordon, Joint Services Command and Staff College (U.K.) "Airpower History and Professional Education in the U.S. Air Force" David R. Mets, U.S. Air Force School of Advanced Air and Space Studies Commentator: Dennis E. Showalter, Colorado College |
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The
Agency and Influence of the Union Soldier in the Civil War Chair: Ethan S. Rafuse, U.S. Army Command and General Staff College "The Lesser Evil: Union Soldiers' Adaptation to Combat Conditions in the Petersburg Campaign of 1864-5" Steven E. Sodergren, University of Kansas "Deadlock and Determination: Soldier Sentiment during the Army of the Potomac's 1863 Overland Campaign" Christopher S. Stowe, University of Toledo "'We Spoil All the Gardens We Can Find': A Union Soldiers Journey through the Occupied South" Derek W. Frisby, University of Alabama "Reactions to Total War: Changing Perspectives of Acceptable Behaviors during the Invasion of South Carolina, 1865" Heidi A. Weber, Kent State University Commentator: Perry D. Jamieson, U.S. Air Force Historical Research Agency |
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Naval
Technological Innovation Chair: Michael Coles, Independent Scholar "The Inventive Mind of Percy Scott" James Godwin, University of Delaware "In Search of a Solution: United States Navy Torpedo Data Computers, 1933-1938" Terry Lindell, Inventory Technology Systems, Inc. "Innovation and Experimentation in the United States Navy: The UPTIDE Antisubmarine Warfare Experiments, 1969-1972" Robert G. Angevine, Science Applications International Corporation Commentator: Lawrence Sondhaus, University of Indianapolis |
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Armies
of Empire Chair: Michael Ramsay, Kansas State University, Manhattan "Europe Through Indian Eyes: Indian Soldiers Encounter France and Britain, 1914-1918" David Omissi, University of Hull "Indian Soldiers and the Relief of Kut-al-Amara, January-May 1916" Nikolas Gardner, University of Salford "The Lebanese Army and the First Arab-Israeli War, 1948-1949" Matthew Hughes, University of Salford Commentator: Raymond Callahan, University of Delaware |
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The
Turning Point of the Vietnam War: A Reassessment of the Tet Offensive
After 35 Years Chair: James Reckner, Texas Tech University "The Greatest Victory of a Forgotten Nation: The South Vietnamese Army and the Struggle for Hue in the Tet Offensive" Andrew Wiest, University of Southern Mississippi "The Tet Offensive: A Historical Anomaly" Don Oberdorfer, Nitze School of International Studies, The Johns Hopkins University "Was Tet Unique? Insights from the Theory of Surprise" James J. Wirtz, U.S. Naval Postgraduate School Commentator: Brigadier General Charles F. Brower, Virginia Military Institute |
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Lessons
Learned: Experiences and Advice for New PH.D.s in Military History Chair: Carol A. Reardon, Pennsylvania State University "New Scholars, New Jobs: Dual Careers in Academia" Susannah U. Bruce, Sam Houston State University "Job Market Challenges" Mary Kathryn Barbier, Mississippi State University "Opportunities Alongside the Classroom: Experiences of a Military Historian in the Early 21st Century" Sarandis Papadopoulos, U.S. Navy Naval History Center "Balancing Teaching and Research: Advice for New Professors" Jonathan D. Sarris, North Carolina Wesleyan College |
| Lunch
Break and Special Discussion Groups, 10:45-12:30 |
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Military
History and Television Documentaries Chair: Arthur Eckstein, University of Maryland "Manufactured Controversy--One Historian's Personal View of the Trend in Modern TV and Radio Documentaries" Sebastian Cox, Head of Air Historical Branch, UK Ministry of Defence "Jutland: New Insight into Documentary Film-Making" Lawrence Burr, Independent Scholar |
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Adapting
Clausewitz to the New World Security Environment |
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Institutional
Economics and Strategy Chair: Gordon Rudd, U.S. Marine Corps University "Strategy in an Era of Failing States: Perspectives of an Institutional Economist" Clifford F. Zinnes, Institutional Reform and the Informal Sector (IRIS), University of Maryland, College Park |
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Chair: Martin Gordon, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency "Understanding Change: Thoughts on the Process of Military Innovation" Colonel Bryon Greenwald, U.S. Army "Defense Transformations Viewed from the Interwar Period" Mark Mandeles, J. de Bloch Group |
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Chair: David J. Fitzpatrick, Washtenaw Community College, Ann Arbor, Michigan Richard H. Kohn, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill Mark A. Stoler, University of Vermont, Burlington General (ret.) Robert Sennewald, U.S. Army General (ret.) Larry C. Welsh, U.S. Air Force |
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The
World War Two Studies Association, an organization devoted to the
study of that conflict, will host a discussion of its activities. All are welcome to attend. |
| SESSION
E: 12:45-2:45 |
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Recent
Ph.D. Panel Chair: Kathleen Broome Williams, Bronx Community College and City University of New York Graduate Center "Poseidon's Tribute: Maritime Vulnerability, Industrial Mobilization, and the Allied Defeat of U-Boats, 1939-45" Timothy Francis, U.S. Navy Historical Center "The Quest for the Grail: The United States Air Force and the Search for the Ultimate Aerial Weapon" Thomas Goetz, Guild Communications "Back to the Future: The Evolution of the National Guard's Military Aspirations in the Last Hundred Years" Major Les Melnyk, U.S. National Guard Bureau Commentator: Ken Hamburger, Independent Scholar |
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The
Citizen and the Army: Three Case Studies Defining Military Obligation Chair: William M. Donnelly, U.S. Army Center of Military History "Citizen-soldiers and the Communities They Serve: The French Revolutionary Model" Dale L. Clifford, University of North Florida "Liberal Ideology and Military Service: British Strategy and Military Reform, 1902-14" M. A. Ramsay, Kansas State University "An Army of One?: Recruitment and Changing' Perceptions of Military Obligation in the United States Since World War II" Janet G. Valentine, Mississippi State University Commentator: William T. Allison, Weber State University |
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U.S.
Army Transformation Since World War II Chair: Douglas Johnson, U.S. Army War College "Tracks versus Wheels: the American Army Armored Reconnaissance Scout Vehicle Program, 1971-1975" W. Blair Haworth, U.S. Army Center of Military History "American Army Transformation in an Era of Jointness, 1987-97" Mark Sherry, U.S. Army Center of Military History "Institutionalizing American Army Transformation: The Shinseki Years" Jeffery A. Charlston, U.S. Army Center of Military History Commentator: John Guilmartin, Ohio State University |
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The
American Revolution in the South: Problems and Perspectives Chair: John Shy, University of Michigan "'This Dangerous Fire': Nathaneal Greene, Thomas Jefferson and the Challenge of the Virginia Militia, 1780-1781" John R. Maass, Ohio State University "Old World Meets New: Franco-American Encounters in Virginia, 1781-1782" Robert Selig, Independent Scholar "Carolina's Civil War: Irregular Warfare in the Southern Campaigns of the American Revolution, 1780-1781" Kristalyn Shefveland, DePaul University Commentator: John W. Gordon, U.S. Marine Corps Command and Staff College |
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From
the Outside In: Outsider Citizen-Soldiers, War, and Construction of America Chair & Commentator: Nancy Gentile Ford, Bloomsburg University "Images of Racial Pride: African Americans and West African Soldier Iconography in the First World War" Jennifer Keene, University of the Redlands "The Jewish War Veterans Organizations and the Shaping of the American National Identity in the Twentieth Century" Kurt Piehler, University of Tennessee "Up the Rough Side of the Mountain: Chaplain Robert B. Dokes in the Great War" George White, Jr., University of Tennessee |
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The
World at War: Understanding the Second World War Chair: Ian Brown, Independent Scholar "What I Thought I Knew, Wasn't": A reexamination of the effect of the American and German Army replacement policy on combat effectiveness during the European Campaign of 1944" Robert Rush, U.S. Army Center for Military History "A Campaign Won or a Campaign Lost? A Reassessment of the German Seventh Army in Normandy , June-August 1944" Lieutenant Colonel Mark Reardon, U.S. Army Center of Military History Commentator: Geoff Megargee, U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum |
| SESSION
F: 3:00-5:00 |
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Learning
About Battle in Peace and War: the British Experience 1936-1960 Chair: Sebastian Cox, Air Historical Branch (R.A.F.) "Learning to Live with the Enemy: How Commonwealth Armies Assessed Their German, Italian, and Japanese Counterparts and Recalibrated Their Style of War, 1937-43" John Ferris, University of Calgary "What Lessons We Learn: Intelligence, the Royal Navy and Lessons in Air Power from the Spanish Civil War" Greg Kennedy, Joint Services Command and Staff College (U.K.) "Air Power in Counter-Insurgency Warfare: The Utility of the British Experience in Greece and Malaya" Christina J. M. Goulter, Joint Services Command and Staff College (U.K.) Commentator: Keith Neilson, Royal Military College of Canada |
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Ethnicity
in the Military: American Civil War Case Studies Chair: David S. Heidler, Colorado State University "Franz Sigel and the Constructions of Ethnicity" Stephen D. Engle, Florida Atlantic University "Italians in the Confederacy" David J. Coles, Longwood University "Italian Americans and the Union in the American Civil War" Frank Alduino, Anne Arundel Community College Commentator: Jeanne T. Heidler, U. S. Air Force Academy |
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Forging
the Trident: Naval Industrial Logistics in World War II Chair: Mark Mandeles, J. de Bloch Group "Dollars, Ships, Guns, and Planes: John Maynard Keynes and Stage II Naval Requirements for the War Against Japan" Chris Madsen, Canadian Forces College "Naval Industrial Logistics: Franklin D. Roosevelt Discovers Out-sourcing" Manley Irwin, Emeritus Professor, University of New Hampshire "The Rise and Fall of the Navy's Bureau of Supplies and Accounts" Thomas C. Hone, Office of Force Transformation, Office of the Secretary of Defense Commentator: Timothy Francis, U.S. Navy Naval Historical Center |
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War
and Politics in the Napoleonic Era Chair: Michael F. Pavkovic, Hawai'i Pacific University "Bernadotte's March and North German Politics in 1805" Frederick C. Schneid, High Point University "'The Campaign Disposition', or 'General Yorck's Calling Card': The Politics of the Prussian Army duiring the Invasion of France, 1814" Michael V. Leggiere "The Archduke Carl, the Danubian War and the Politics of Defeat" Lee W. Eysturlid, The Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy Commentator: John H. Gill, U.S. National Defense University |
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Coalitions
at War: The World War I Experience Chair: Ian W. F. Beckett, U.S. Marine Corps University "Haig and Foch-National and Supreme Commanders" Elizabeth Greenhalgh, University of New South Wales "Hamel Revisited: The American and British Coalition on the Western Front, 1918" Mitch Yockelson, U.S. National Archives and Records Administration "'Our Noble American Allies': Clemenceau, the American Expeditionary Force, and the Transition to Peace, 1918-1919" Robert Hanks, Nipissing University Commentator: Jeffrey Grey, University of New South Wales |
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Air
Power in the Cold War Chair: Thomas Hughes, School of Advanced Airpower Studies "Pre-Emptive War: Major General Orville A. Anderson and the Idea of the Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strike, 1947-1953" Mark R. Grandstaff, U.S. Air War College and Brigham Young University "A Winning Style: General O. P. Weyland and the Preservation of American Tactical Airpower, 1954-1959" Paul D. Gelpi, Jr., Grambling State University "A Mistaken Belief in Bunkers: West Germany, Civil Defense, and the Legacy of the Second World War" Nichlas J. Steneck, Ohio State University Commentator: Conrad Crane, U.S. Army Military History Institute |
| SESSION
G: 9:15-11:15 |
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Contemplating
Future War Chair: Edward Marolda, U.S. Navy Naval Historical Center "World War I as a Revolution in Military Affairs" Bradley J. Meyers, U.S. Marine Corps University "Operations Research and Military Contracting in the Washington, D.C. Region, 1945-1960" Paul E. Ceruzzi, U.S. National Air & Space Museum "Biomassive Retaliation: A Case Study in Inaccuracy" John Terino, U.S. School of Advanced Air and Space Studies Commentators: Peter Roman, Henry L. Stimson Center Alan Capps, ANSER Institute for Homeland Security |
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The
Human Dimension Chair: Whitman Ridgeway, University of Maryland, College Park "Situating Private Ryan: the American Civil War as Labor History" Lawrence T. McDonnell, Independent Scholar "Not a Gentleman's War: The Role of Junior Officers in the Vietnam War" John R. Milam, University of Houston "Human Effectiveness in America's Expeditionary Air Force, 1954-1968" Michael Perry May, Kansas State University Commentator: Jeffrey Clarke, U.S. Army Center of Military History |
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Intelligence
for Airpower and National Strategy: Be Careful What You Ask For Chair: Malcom Muir, Virginia Military Institute "Rostow's Panacea: The OSS Enemy Objectives Unit, Economic Intelligence, and the Origins of Rolling Thunder" Clayton D. Laurie, Staff Historian, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency History Staff "Capabilities and Intentions: Overhead Reconnaissance and Soviet Military Analysis in the Central Intelligence Agency" Donald P. Steury, Senior Historian, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency History Staff "Intelligence for Air Power, 1944-1952" Michael Warner, Deputy Chief Historian, U.S. Central Intelligence Agency History Staff Commentator: James Marchio, U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency |
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Keystone
Soldiers: The Experiences of Pennsylvania's Volunteer Soldiers during
the American Civil War and Beyond Chair: Carol A. Reardon, Pennsylvania State University "'Injudicious Proceedings': Recruitment and Mobilization of Philadelphia Volunteers in 1861 and the Mutiny of the 2nd Pennsylvania Reserves" Timothy J. Orr, Pennsylvania State University "'Collisions with the People'" Military Enforcement of the Draft in the Mountains of Pennsylvania" Robert M. Sandow, Lock Haven University "The Lessons of War: St. Clair Mulholland the the 116th Pennyslvania" Susannah U. Bruce, Sam Houston State University Commentator: Randall M. Miller, Saint Joseph's University |
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New
Interpretations of Selected Major Battles of World War I Chair: Richard R. Muller, U.S. Air Command and Staff College "The Role of French Colonial Troops in the Nivelle Offensive" William Dean, U.S. Air Command and Staff College "New Insights into the Battle of Gorlice-Tarnov: the 1915 Carpathian Winter War" Graydon A. Tunstall, University of South Florida "De-Mystifying the Battle Space: The Air Service's Contributions at St. Mihiel" Lt. Col. Randy Mullis, U.S. Air Command and Staff College Commentator: Dennis Showalter, Colorado College
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Social
Dimensions of Military History Chair: Brian Linn, Texas A & M University "Studying the Unspeakable-Researching Operations Against Child Soldiers in Sierra Leone" Eugenia C. Kiesling, West Point "Uniting Mars and Venus: Toward an Integration of Social History Research and Military Policy Analysis" Anni P. Baker, Wheaton College "Expanding the Circle: The Rise of Private Military Companies and their Impact on the Profession of Arms" Captain Roberto Bran, U.S. Army [Military Advisor to Afghan National Army] Commentator: Craig M. Cameron, Old Dominion University |
| SESSION
H: 11:30-1:30 |
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Plenary
Session Chair: James Goldrick, Australian Defence ForceAcademy "Re-thinking Military History" Jeremy Black, University of Exeter "The Future of Military History" Harold E. Selesky, University of Alabama Commentator: Jon Sumida, University of Maryland, College Park and Audience |
Reception,
1:30-3:00