An edition of Global logistics and strategy, 1943-1945
(1955)
Global logistics and strategy, 1943-1945
by Leighton, Richard M. and Robert W. Coakley
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CMH Pub 1-6 Global Logistics And Strategy 1943-1945 by Richard M Leighton; Robert W Coakley. First published 1969.
Logistics and strategy, Spring 1943
Husky and Bolero
Trident
Logistical organization
Army requirements, 1943-44
The mechanics of wholesale distribution
Outline Overlord and the invasion of Italy
First Quebec
Bog-down in the Mediterranean
Ships, landing craft, and strategy
The Cairo-Tehran Conference
Inventory and aftermath
Overlord and Anvil
The Overlord-Anvil build-up
The aftermath of Overlord
Pacific strategy and its material bases
Joint logistics in Pacific operations : the continental system
Joint logistics in the Pacific theaters
Shipping in the Pacific War
Supplying the Army in Pacific theaters
China, Burma, and India
Stresses and strains of a two-front war
The Pacific in transition
Logistics of a one-front war
Lend-lease and the common pool
The end of the common pool
Aid to the USSR in the later war years
Military supply to liberated and Latin American nations
Lend-lease to China, 1943-45
The Army and civilian supply : I
The Army and civilian supply : II
Logistics and strategy in World War II
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