Daniel P. Bolger, Author Presidio Press $24.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-89141-453-7
For many years, American infantry soldiers have been fighting--and losing to--what Bolger terms ""the best insurgent force on Earth"": the ""arrogant, talented, and seemingly unstoppable"" Cortinian Liberation Front, which seeks to overthrow the...
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Daniel P. Bolger, Author Presidio Press $29.95 (384p) ISBN 978-0-89141-671-5
Bolger, a serving army colonel, is an established writer of military fiction (Feast of Bones) and military analysis (The Battle for Hunger Hill). This is his most significant work to date, important both for students of the contemporary U.S. Army...
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Daniel P. Bolger, Author Presidio Press $24.95 (466p) ISBN 978-0-89141-303-5
In response to critics who picture the post-Vietnam defense establishment as a hobbled giant, over-technologized and ineptly led, Bolger argues that the U.S. armed forces have been ready, willing and able to fight creditably when called upon. He...
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Daniel P. Bolger, Author Presidio Press $19.95 (357p) ISBN 978-0-89141-370-7
Bolger, an officer in the U.S. Army and author of two studies of contemporary military affairs, makes an outstanding fiction debut with this military procedural. Captain Dimitri Donskov of the desantniks , the Soviet Army's elite air-assault forces,
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Daniel P. Bolger, Author Presidio Press $27.95 (448p) ISBN 978-0-89141-452-0
This thought-provoking analysis focuses on what Bolger considers the three most important ``peace enforcement'' missions since the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, each illustrating major aspects of this difficult form of warfare: the operations in...
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