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So you want to be an adviser.(T.E. Lawrence): An article ...
Amazon.com — Author Daniel P. Bolger Format HTML Number Of Pages 18 Publication Date 2006-03-01 Release Date 2006-06-13More…
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Scenes from an Unfinished War: Low-Intensity Conflict in ...
Amazon.com — Author Daniel P. Bolger Publication Date 1991More…
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Savage Peace: Americans at War in the 1990s
Amazon.com — excellent continuation of Violent Peace Having read Violent Peace, Savage Peace thankfully delved into the post-Cold War world and how we use or should use US troops as peacekeepers. I particularly enjoyed Bolger's treatment of the Sinai and he quite ...More…
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Feast of Bones
Amazon.com — Feast of Bones is a worthy wartime read Having stumbled across Daniel Bolger's Feast of Bones in a used bookstore, I had no idea of the quality of the narrative, character development, and objectivity of the point of view. Since it takes place in ...More…
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Death Ground: Today's American Infantry in Battle
Amazon.com — Little to no analysis This book showed great promise...an indepth look at the American Infantry on today's battlefield. As an Infantry officer on active duty I was very disappointed. I have three major complaints with this book. First, it's super ...More…
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Death Ground: Today's American Infantry in Battle
Amazon.com — Little to no analysis This book showed great promise...an indepth look at the American Infantry on today's battlefield. As an Infantry officer on active duty I was very disappointed. I have three major complaints with this book. First, it's super ...More…
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The Battle for Hunger Hill: The 1st Battalion, 327th ...
Amazon.com — An Excellent Primer for Light Infantry Training This is another good book by COL Daniel Bolger, this time about his battalion's (101st ABN) rotations to JRTC in 1994 and 1995. Lots of great details and observations about JRTC and the OPFOR. ...More…
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Daniel P. Bolger
Random House — Today's American Infantry in Battle "This is [Colonel Bolger's] most significant work to date, important both for students of the contemporary U.S. Army and for general readers- even those normally uninterested in military affairs. Bolger ...More…