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ACADEMIC ARTICLES
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Most of the following articles were written for a variety of graduate history and military history courses at American Military University. They are essentially academic in nature, with their research fully documented and cited according to the Chicago/Turabian format.
Please note that none of these are presented as resources for cheating, as all have passed through TurnitIn already. Instead, they are presented as research resources for honest students from high school through graduate school, and examples that they can emulate in their own work.
Anatomy of a Failure: The Defeat of the Soviet Kharkov
Offensive, 1942
by Jim Werbaneth
Janauary 10, 2022
The
Logistical Foundations of Grant's Overland Campaign of 1864
by Jim Werbaneth
December 11, 2016
The 77th
Infantry Division In World War II: A Study in Excellence
by Jim Werbaneth
December 16, 2014
Battle for Brittany: An Analysis of Patton's Post D-Day
Diversion
by Jim Werbaneth
May 27, 2013
Normandy
Counteroffensive: An Analysis of the Battle of Mortain,
August 1944
by Jim Werbaneth
December 18, 2012
Heinz Guderian: A Short Biography
by Jim Werbaneth
December 18, 2012
Scott's
Mexico City Campaign: Jomini, Clausewitz, and Winfield
Scott
by Jim Werbaneth
December 27, 2011
One Battle, Three Perspectives: How Three Leading
Military Historians View Grant's Role in the First Hours
of Shiloh
by Jim Werbaneth
May 5, 2011.
These articles do not have source citations, nor are they essentially academic in nature. But they might be of interest, and can be used as sources for research papers.
Churchill the Indispensible: How the Prime Minister
Became the Most Important Figure of World War II
by Jim Werbaneth
December 31, 2021
Portrait of the
Führer as a Compulsive Gambler: How Winning Early Warped
Hitler's Perceptions of Strategy
by Jim Werbaneth
December 19, 2021
Military History for Beginners: My Own Introduction to
Teaching Military History at the College Level
by Jim Werbaneth
January 18, 2011.
The Raiders: An Analysis of Naval Surface Commerce
Raiding Since the Elizabethan Era
by Jim Werbaneth
Originally Published June 25, 2002
Afghanistan Post-Mortem: Early Lessons of the War
Against al-Quaida and the Taliban
by Jim Werbaneth
Originally Published January 1, 2002
The Law and the Wargame: My Experience as a Guest at a
Premier Law School
by Jim Werbaneth
Originally Published October 19, 2001
The Brutal Road to Security: First Thoughts on
the First War of the Twenty-First Century
by Jim Werbaneth
Originally Published September 14, 2001