Reagan in His Own Hand or American Soldier

Reagan, in His Own Hand: The Writings of Ronald Reagan That Reveal His Revolutionary Vision for America

Author: Kiron K Skinner

Hidden in the archives of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library for more than a decade, the writings contained in Reagan, In His Own Hand redefine the way we think about American history of the past quarter century and about the fortieth American president. By revealing an active mind wrestling with the problems of a sluggish economy, social pathologies, welfare reform, and the Cold War struggle with the Soviet Union, these never-before-seen documents, many reproduced in his own handwriting, prove Reagan to be both the visionary and intellectual powerhouse behind his administration's landmark policies.

Steve Forbes - Forbes Magazine

This book should once and for all demolish the myth that Ronald Regan was a simple man who only had a couple of strongly held ideas. He was an un-commonly capable communicator, who wisely never conveyed an Al Gore-like policy wonk. In his day many pundits and members of his own party felt Regan was vague on many issues. This volume will be a bit of a surprise to these folks. (5 Feb 2001)

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American Soldier

Author: Tommy Franks

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Table of Contents:

	Prologue: D-Day	xi
Part I	Deep Roots
1	Planting Seeds	3
2	"Make 'em a Hand"	27
3	The Crucible	63
Part II	Professional Soldier
4	A New Army	113
5	Flag Rank	145
Part III	Commander in Chief
6	A Dangerous Neighborhood	191
7	A New Kind of War	238
8	Historic Victory	283
Part IV	A Revolution in Warfare
9	Commander's Concept	321
10	The Plan	382
11	Operation Iraqi Freedom	432
12	A Campaign Unlike Any Other	478
	Epilogue	537
	Acknowledgments	565
	Glossary	569
	Index	577