Mr Kirchubel, whilst Downey has gone absent from the shelves of my bookshelve, The Rifle Musket in Civil War. remains.
Remembering that I am some 8.500 miles from your location, can I help you in any way?
To save clogging up the message bank, my home email is gam47@bigpond.com .
Yours,
G/.
Robert,
Both Downey's and Hess' books are collected in the library of which I am the director.
Are there search terms or topics for which you wish me research in them?
Rea Andrew Redd
Director, Eberly Library
Waynesburg University
rredd@waynesburg.edu
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My organization (purdue.university/forces) is modeling Pickett's Charge in an effort to improve/expand/modernize old Lanchester type attrition models. Our fluid dynamics prof is having one body of fluid smash into another. Last month we had an article on our early work on the topic published in the online "Journal of the Operational Research Society."
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I meant to include Mark Fiege, Allen Guelzo, Williamson Murray, and Wayne Wei-Siang Hsieh in the list of historians who have influenced my thinking about strategy and logistics in the second-to-last section. I situate the siege within the framework of a space and resource-based strategy explored by these historians. The scholarship in this area of the field is especially rich!
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