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Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good. Zustand des Schutzumschlags: Good. 1st Edition. Signed copy. . Very slight lean in the spine. The jacket has some chipping. For three years the small village was known as Tutaenui, named after the stream running through its centre. In 1869 local citizens changed the name to Marton to honour the birthplace of Captain James Cook in Middlesbrough, marking his landing in New Zealand exactly 100 years earlier. From the start Marton was an ideal supply centre for district farmers, who first began arriving in the early 1850s. From butter and wool they moved on to growing wheat in 1863, and big crops led to three flourmills being launched in the area in 1864. After the town itself opened up in 1866, general stores, two hotels and several blacksmiths soon started. Marton became a home base for the horse industry, with saddlers, wheelwrights, livery stables and coachbuilders competing for business, while Clydesdale and Suffolk Punch sires toured the district to build up the population of plough horses needed as new farms sprang into being. Signed by Author(s).

Soft cover. Zustand: Good. v, 118 p. : col. ill., col. maps ; 23 cm. ; LC: QC981.8.C5; Dewey: 551.072; NAL: QC981.8.C5O9 ; OCLC: 37114485 ; paper wrappers ; Contents: Letter to Congress -- Executive Summary -- 1. Introduction -- 2. Seasonal to Interannual Climate Fluctuations and Related Events -- 3. Climate Change over the Next Few Decades -- 4. Stratospheric Ozone Depletion and Increased UV Radiation -- 5. Changes in Land Cover and in Terrestrial and Marine Ecosystems -- 6. Crosscutting Aspects of Global Change Research -- 7. International Cooperation -- Highlights of Recent USGCRP Research Results -- A. Seasonal to Interannual Climate Change -- B. Climate Change Over the Next Few Decades -- C. Stratospheric Ozone Depletion and Increased UV Radiation -- D. Changes in Land Cover and inTerrestrial and Marine Ecosystems -- Appendices -- A: The Proposed USGCRP Budget for Fiscal Year 1996 -- B: Fiscal Year 1995-1996 USGCRP Budget by Program -- C: History of the USGCRP -- D: Global Change Related Acronyms -- E: Subcommittee on Global Change Research ; crease ; remains of sticker on cover ; else G. Book.

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Zustand: New. KlappentextrnrnThe principles of war have been a part of US Army doctrine since 1949. In 1989 with the publication of JCS Pub. 3-0, Doctrine for Joint Operations, the principles of war also became part of Joint doctrine. However, other than thei.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Walking the Recovery Road: The Steps Taken By: Melody Rose PaulWalking the Recovery Road: The Steps Taken is about a Micmac woman overcoming the obstacles of substance use disorder. In this book the author writes about how a twelve-step program helped her change her life path, then how it helped her understand her disease better. By adopting a twelve-step program, she learns how to overcome certain situations that once baffled her, learning to open up in community situations and living one day at a time. This book is a guide to help the 'newcomer' understand how and why the program works.About the AuthorMelody Rose Paul is a Micmac from a community in Nova Scotia called Eskasoni. She is fluent in her native language and enjoys learning about her native culture.She has been open about her struggles with substance use disorder in her first Book '' Savaged to Wellness'' a memoir she wrote during her incarceration in 2018. Melody battled with mental health issues and substance use for many years, until she discovered the help of a twelve-step program and a community of people that were just like her. Since she started her recovery journey, it has helped her see a new way of living life. She no longer needs substances to numb out. Today, she makes it her mission to help others to overcome the difficulties associated with substance use disorder.Melody enjoys day trips to the coast and exploring new places with family or friends. She lives and works in Bangor Maine. She has a son named Anthony. She has recently adopted a small dog a Morkie named '' Buster'' who makes her laugh often.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The concern over the infantry squad's effectiveness in the recent past has focused almost exclusively on its size. Critics argue that the current US Army infantry squads, both light and mechanized, are too small to accomplish their mission (particularly the mechanized squad). While it may be true that the squads' current nine man strength can not sustain as much attrition as the former eleven man squad, size is not the key issue in the squad's effectiveness. Historical analysis of the infantry squad since World War II would suggest that the US Army's current squad's primary shortcoming lies in its organization rather than its size. As such, it is possible to make the current squads more effective without increasing its size. This fact is significant since present personnel limitations at the Department of the Army level preclude increasing the squad's size. Based on data from both combat experience and peacetime testing, the author suggests that eliminating one of the squad's two M249 Squad Automatic Weapons, and M203 Grenade Launchers, would improve the nine man squad's overall effectiveness.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The principles of war have been a part of US Army doctrine since 1949. In 1989 with the publication of JCS Pub. 3-0, Doctrine for Joint Operations, the principles of war also became part of Joint doctrine. However, other than their reference in JCS Pub 3-0, the principles of war are not mentioned in any of the other current discussions of campaign planning. With this in mind, the author analyzes the principles of war, seeking to determine how and why they were adopted. One key point to surface in the analysis is the fact that the Army chose the principles of war rather arbitrarily in 1921. Unlike J.F.C. Fuller's principles of war (upon which they were modeled), the American principles of war were not accompanied by a comprehensive theory of war. The author also analyzes post-WWI American campaign planning doctrine. This analysis reveals two significant points. First, despite the statements in JCS Pub 3-0, Doctrine for Joint Operations, there is not a common set of principles of war. Rather, the services each have a different view of the principles of war. As a case in point, one service (the Navy) does not even recognize their existence. Second, campaign planning doctrine has never used the principles of war in campaign design. As a result of these two points, the author feels that there is, at best, a tenuous relationship between the principles of war and current campaign planning doctrine. In his conclusions, the author suggests that due to this tenuous relationship, and the complex and unique nature of campaign planning, the principles of war should not be a part of current campaign design. Instead a current campaign doctrine should continue to focus on standard procedures to enhance understanding during planning and execution. The elements of campaign design should focus on broader themes, themes that were evident in earlier campaign doctrine and literature such as the 1942 and 1950 versions FM 100-15.

Hardcover. Zustand: Very Good+. No Jacket. First Edition. Hardcover; 8vo; 264 pages. FIRST EDITION. Scarce title. Green cloth hardcovers with gold stamped titles on spine and cover. Lightly rubbed edges. Top corners bumped. SIGNED by one of the editors on the ffep (Liora Salter). The pages are off-white but bright and clean. VG+/--. Book.