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Articles in Spring-Summer, 2001 issue of Joint Force Quarterly

• Special operations forces after Kosovo
  by Charles J. Dunlap, Jr.
• The National Guard at War
  by Michael D. Doubler
• A teacher among bureaucrats—the legacy of Alvin H. Bernstein
  by Elliot A. Cohen
• War.com: the internet and psychological operations
  by Angela Marie Lungu
• The Dragon strikes back
• The real air war
• Non-lethal weapons: a progress report
  by Steven Metz
• Coalition combat: supporting South Korean forces
  by William M. Donnelly
• The forgotten war
• Remembering the Forgotten War
  by Henry H. Shelton
• The air campaign over Korea: pressuring the enemy
  by Conrad C. Crane
• SOCOM essay contest
• Operation Chromite: counterattack at Inchon
  by John R. Ballard
• End game
• The Icarus Syndrome: the Role of Air Power Theory in the Evolution and Fate of the U.S. Air Force
  by John D. Sherwood
• The battle begins
• Epilogue: Korea and the American way of war
  by Allan R. Millett
• The Sea War in Korea
  by Jeffrey G. Barlow
• To the Yalu and back
  by Stanlis D. Milkowski
• A new twist in unconventional war: undermining airpower
  by Gary C. Webb
• The Korean War: the West Confronts Communism
  by Nigel De Lee
• A word from the Chairman
  by Henry H. Shelton
• The Marine air-ground team at the Chosin Reservoir
  by John P. Condon
• Strategy and force structure in an interwar period
  by Frederick W. Kagan
• The Korean War: Volume One
  by Jiyul Kim
• Counterattack
  by Brian J. Dunn
• Disaster at Inchon
• Reassessing joint experimentation
  by Thomas M. Cooke
• In the Devil's Shadow: UN Special Operations During the Korean War
  by Richard W. Stewart
• Between Iraq and a hard place
  by Judith S. Yaphe
• Escape by sea: the Hungnam redeployment
  by Donald Chisholm
• General David Monroe Shoup Commandant of the Marine Corps: Vita
• In memoriam