Category Archives: Members Reading Library

Posts that have a bibliographic element to them: lists of books or references that RUSI-VI members may want to look into.

Reading: Dr. Barry Gough

Dr. Gough presented his talk Churchill and Fisher: Titans at the Admiralty to the RUSI-VI luncheon on Wednesday, February 8, 2023. Here we present a list a books he has written. The Royal Navy and the Northwest Coast of North … Continue reading

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The Red River Expedition 1870

Paul McNicholls For members’ reading library: Journey Through the Wilderness: The Red River Expedition, 1870 by Paul McNicholls To fight and conquer in all your battles is not supreme excelence; supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy’s resistance without fighting … Continue reading

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Reading: Dr. William F. Stewart

Here we present some books by Dr. William F. Stewart on the First World War which members might want in their reading library: Hardest Battle: The Canadian Corps and the Arras Campaign, 1918 – Dr. William F. Stewart Canadians on … Continue reading

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Reading: Military Theory

As a follow-on to the luncheon presentation by Colonel Oliviero, we present this list of books on Military Theory that members may want to consider adding to their own reading library: Strategia – Charles S. Oliviero On War – Carl … Continue reading

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Reading: Mark Zuehlke

Here we present a list of military history books by Mark Zuehlke books covering the Second World War, First World War, The Interwar Period, and The War of 1812. Members may find these of interest to add to their own reading … Continue reading

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