MtnGoat
12-30-2014, 07:58
Okay I never know about this site, first I found this and I'm thinking WTH Over!! Why isn't this pushed more by 1st SFC (USASFC)? Like I said that the Casebook on Insurgency and Revolutionary Warfare, Volume I: 1927–1962 and Volume II: 1962–2009 are really good for ODAs, Companies and Bn to use as teaching points, and NCODP/OPD or LDP days. Seem that you have everything right here.
Anyways here you go.
This UNCLASSIFIED site is intended for civilian and military instructors teaching unconventional warfare, counterinsurgency, or general irregular warfare courses and using the Casebook on Insurgency and Revolutionary Warfare, Volume I: 1927–1962 and Volume II: 1962–2009, and supporting texts in coursework. Each Casebook summarizes twenty-three revolutions. Some of these revolutions have ended or are in decline, while others are still active or approaching a resurgence. The goal of the case studies is to develop and illustrate a common understanding of insurgency and revolution, forming a body of knowledge that will allow users to distill vast amounts of material from a wide array of campaigns and extract relevant lessons.
The ARIS Instructor Site Link (https://dnnpro.outer.jhuapl.edu/aris/Home.aspx)
ARIS Library Site Link (http://www.soc.mil/ARIS/ARIS.html)
Anyways here you go.
This UNCLASSIFIED site is intended for civilian and military instructors teaching unconventional warfare, counterinsurgency, or general irregular warfare courses and using the Casebook on Insurgency and Revolutionary Warfare, Volume I: 1927–1962 and Volume II: 1962–2009, and supporting texts in coursework. Each Casebook summarizes twenty-three revolutions. Some of these revolutions have ended or are in decline, while others are still active or approaching a resurgence. The goal of the case studies is to develop and illustrate a common understanding of insurgency and revolution, forming a body of knowledge that will allow users to distill vast amounts of material from a wide array of campaigns and extract relevant lessons.
The ARIS Instructor Site Link (https://dnnpro.outer.jhuapl.edu/aris/Home.aspx)
ARIS Library Site Link (http://www.soc.mil/ARIS/ARIS.html)