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Articles in May-August, 2000 issue of Infantry Magazine

• Lethality and Flexibility: Fighting the 4+3x9 Bradley Platoon
  by Kevin P. Wolfla
• Support by Fire: Live Fire Exercise
  by Bret Van Poppel
• In the Combat Zone—Special Forces Since 1945
  by Michael F. Dilley
• Light Infantry Weapons Squads
  by Robert Thornton
• Company-Level Search and Attack: Sharpening Warfighting Skills at the JRTC
  by Harold D. Baker Jr.
• The All-Americans at War. The 82nd Division in the Great War, 1917-1918
  by Christopher B. Timmers
• Marshal Petain Understood It All: Firepower Kills
  by Burton Wright, Iii
• Effective EIB Training
  by Jeffrey J. Mellinger
• From the Editor
• Battlefield Bumble: Lessons from Korean War Battlefields
  by Forrest Kleinman
• Own the Night? Or Shoot, Move, and Communicate Effectively in It?
  by Mark S. Leslie
• The BTR-T: New Use for Old Tank Hulls
  by Adam Geibel
• Battle-ax Division: From Africa to Italy with the 78th Division, 1942-45
  by Dominic J. Caraccilo
• The Army's Nonlethal Weapons: An Overview
  by Alfred E. Jackson
• Slim the Standard-bearer: A Biography of Field-Marshal The Viscount Slim, KG, GCB, GCMG, GCVO, GRE, DSO, MC
  by Harold E. Raugh, Jr.
• "We Took a Hell of a Beating": General "Vinegar Joe" Stilwell in Burma
  by Gordon Browne
• First Infantry Division, World War II: The Big Red One. Second Volume
  by Albert N. Garland
• Observations On the IBCT/and the FBCB2
  by Jeffrey A. Saeli
• Sword of the Border: Major General Jacob Jennings Brown, 1775-1828
  by Cole C. Kingseed
• Commandant's Note
  by JOHN M. Le MOYNE
• MOUT Training and the IPB
  by Gary L. Brohawn
• The Soldier's Story: Vietnam in Their Own Words
  by Joe P. Dunn
• LETTERS
• Joint Security Operations: Success Begins With the Basics
  by Dennis P. Chapman
• Dear Harry: The Truman Administration Through Correspondence with Everyday Americans
  by Albert N. Garland