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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2007 issue of Infantry Magazine

• An innovative approach to combat logistics: low cost, low altitude airborne resupply in Afghanistan
  by Michael Peterman
• Operation Homecoming—Iraq, Afghanistan, and the Home Front, in the Words of U.S. Troops and Their Families
• The human component: treating hidden injuries
  by Tammie Crews
• Culture: reasons for friendly and enemy analysis
  by William Ault
• Captains now eligible for $25k bonus
• Assault guns assessed
  by Raymond Millen
• Managing the brigade fight: asset synchronization
  by Jeffrey Roberts
• Al-Jazeera correspondent reveals details from Bin Laden interviews
  by Youssef Aboul-Enein
• The two sides of COIN: applying FM 3-14 to the brigade and below counterinsurgency fight
  by Jacob M. Kramer
• Round 2 in Lebanon: how the IDF focused exclusively on COIN and lost the ability to fight manuever war
  by Jonathan D. Zagdanski
• Escorting a truck convoy from Kabul to Ghazni
  by V.I. Rovba
• Counterinsurgency operations
  by Walter Wojdakowski
• Mekong Delta 1968 counterinsurgency then and now
  by Russell A. Eno
• Real battle-focused PT: Physical Training tailored for the fight
  by Mark Leslie
• UAS video terminal connects boots on ground to eyes in sky
  by Kim Henry
• A reinforced motorized rifle company conducts an ambush in Kandahar province
  by Major V.I. Pavlenko
• Reluctant Lieutenant, From Basic to OCS in the Sixties
• Soldier trains for Paralympics
  by Bridget Siter
• LVC training in Korea: the Army's training vision for the future, in execution today
  by John D. Johnson
• The Longest Night—The Bombing of London on May 10, 1941
• Personnel recovery: program can help soldiers prevent, respond to isolating events
  by Wayne Heard
• SBL ensures soldiers have best gear available
  by Shane Sims