List Of USI Digest Publication

S. No.	Title	Page No.
March 2000 - August 2000, Vol II No 4
1.	A Commander Reflects General Anthony C Zinni	1
2.	Man Management in Low Intensity Conflict Environment Lt Col Rakesh Mehta	9
3.	The US National Reconnaissance Office B Raman	23
4.	The Weaponization of Space : It Doesn't Happen in a Vaccum Maj Howard D Belote	39
5.	Managing Operational Information Through the Medium of Electronic Communication Major MK McNally	54
6.	Supercomputers, Test Ban Treaties, and the Virtual Bomb Peter M Leltner	79
7.	International Perspective on Maritime Boundary Disputes Involving Korea, Japan and China Lewis M Alexander	107
8.	PLAN Force Modernisation Objectives and Asia-Pacific Security Prasun K Sengupta
9.	Interview with Premier Zhu Rongji of the People's Republic of China	133

September 2000 - February 2001, Vol.III No.5

1.	Adaptive Enemies Achieving Victory by Avoiding Defeat Major General Robert H. Scales, Jr.	1
2.	Bringing the Armed Forces Into a New Millennium General Sir Charles Guthrie, GCB, ADC, LVO, OBE.	16
3.	Avoid Online Viruses by Vaccinating Your Computer Janet Rae-Dupree	27
4.	Morale in the Army: Contributory Factors Brigadier Ram Raj Bali	31
5.	Realistic Restraint: Seven Principles for Shaping a New National Security Strategy Sen. Pat Roberts (R-KS) & Sen. Max Cleland (D-GA)	50
6.	Translating Peacekeeping into Combat Readiness Captain Rich Morales	57
7.	Combating Terrorism Lieutenant Commander Thomas Rancich	63
8.	Interoperability -A Maritime Approach Vice Admiral W. J. E. Van Rijn	78
9.	Exploring the Ocean of Space Jim Watson	94
10.	Operations on the Internet: Cyber Terrorism and Psychological Warfare George Ballentyne	100
11.	Network Centric: Is It Worth the Risk? Commander William K. Lescher	120
12.	Thinking Small : Technologies That Can Reduce Logistics Demand Calvin Shipbaugh	133

March 2001 -August 2001, Vol. IV No.6

1.	Afghanistan: The Anatomy of an Ongoing Conflict Ali A. Jalali	1
2.	Information Technology: Its Application at Unit and Field Formation Levels Lieutenant Colonel MU Nair	26
3.	India's Emerging Nuclear Doctrine: Exemplifying the Lessons of the Nuclear Revolution Ashley J. Tellis	41
4.	Germs on the Loose: Bioweapons Tests Tainted Sites Around the Globe Eileen Choffnes	49
5.	Strategies for Operations in Cities Alice Hills	62
6.	Long Term Blue Water Ambitions of the People's Liberation Army Navy Peter Lewis Young	81
7.	Joint Strike: Missiles and Aircraft in Long-Range Land Attack Air Chief Marshal Sir John Day KCB OBE BSc RAF	92
8.	Report on the Findings and Recommendations Concerning the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Part I General John M. Shalikashvili	100
9.	Africa Watch -The Ethiopia - Eritrea Conflict: A Fragile Peace Fiona Lorton	120
10.	Korean War Lessons General Frederick J. Kroesen	142

September 2001 -February 2002, Vol. IV No. 7

1.	Are We Really at War? Lieutenant Colonel Gary D. Solis	1
2.	Squaring the Circle: Can Missile Defence and International Security Be Reconciled? Ambassador Thomas Graham, Jr.	12
3.	One China -Or Two? Keith Suter	20
4.	Special Report : Rising India and U.S. Policy Options in Asia Teresita Schaffer and Mandavi Mehta	26
5.	Globalization and Bangladesh's Security and Foreign Policies Ruksana Kibria	42
6.	Classical Fire Support vs. Parallel Fires Lt. Col. Robert R. Leonhard	61
7.	Dot.combat Graham Warwick	71
8.	Munitions of the Mind: Strategic Information Operations Lt. Col. Robert D'Amico, D. Lynn and E. S. Wexler	80
9.	Report on the Findings and Recommendations Concerning the Comprehensive Nuclear Test Ban Treaty -II General J ohn M. Shalikashvili	100
10.	The Army Magazine: Hooah Guide to Army Digitization Dennis Steele	123

March 2002 - August 2002, Vol. IV No. 8

1.	Combating Terrorism Lieutenant Colonel Andrew J Smith	1
2.	Over the Next Hill: A Sailor's Perspective of Maritime Air Power and the Legacy of Lord Trenchard Admiral William L Fallon, USN	21
3.	What Not to Learn from Afghanistan William R Hawkins	40
4.	Security Council Resolution 1373 on Threats to International Peace and Security Caused by Terrorist Acts	55
5.	Civil-Military Cooperation in Complex Emergencies: More than a Field Application Nick Spence	61
6.	Netfires : Precision Effects for the Objective Force Major (Retd) George A Durham and Colonel James E Cunningham	70
7.	Thinking About China and War Dr Jeffrey Recor	84
8.	China's Southern Discomfort Mohan Malik	110
9.	Taiwan's New Defence Posture in a New Era Cheng-yi Lin	126
10.	Orde Wingate and the Theory Behind the Chindit Operations: Some Recent Findings Simon Anglim	133

	September 2002 - February 2003, Vol. V No. 9
1.	Armed Forces and The Changing Value System Major SS Khara	1
2.	A Few Observations on Terrorism and Anti-Terror Struggle Anti-Terror Research Centre, CIISS	22
3.	Intelligence and Security: Continuing Challenges	35
4.	Asymmetric Warfare and the Role for the Royal Artillery Lieutenant Colonel R W Hewitt, MBE RA	45
5.	Nuclear Weapons, Deterrence and the Armed Forces Brigadier RR Bali	65
6.	Rediscover the Art of Command and Control Vice Admiral Robert E Willard, US Navy	86
7.	Airpower versus a Fielded Army: A Construct for Air Operations in the Twenty-First Century Lieutenant Colonel Phil M Haun, USAF	94
8.	The Coast Guard's Deepwater Programme Underway Rear Admiral Patrick M Stillman	110
9.	War to Peace: Dilemmas of Multilateral Intervention in Civil Wars-I Emmanuel Kwesi Aning	121
10.	Dreaming of a War-Free Future Allan Bullion	138
11.	US , Russia Marching on Central Asia Sergei Blagov	144

	March 2003 - August 2003, Vol V. No. 10
1.	Report of the Policy Working Group on the United Nations and Terrorism	1
2.	Both Gulf Wars Offer Lessons Norman Friedman	37
3.	What has US Learned? Early Lesson from 'Iraq, and Israel John G Roos	46
4.	Plying the Space-Based Advantage J R Wilson	58
5.	The "Trans-Atlantic Rift," Iraq, and Israel Mark A. Heller	65
6.	Pakistan-Iran Relations: Compulsions and Conditions for a Strategic Relationship Nasim Zehra	72
7.	Iranian Missiles: The Nature of the Threat Yiftah Sapir	85
8.	The Israelis Know Littoral Warfare Captain Opher Doron, Israel NAvy (Retired)	89
9.	Feeling Vulnerable Alan George	96
10.	The Changing Face of Russia-South Asia Relations Kavita Sangani and Teresita C Schaffer	102
11.	China's National Defence Building at the Beginning of the New Century Lu Guangye	109
12.	Winds of Reconciliation Sweeping Myanmar Micool Brooke	122
13.	War to Peace: Dilemmas of Multilateral Intervention in Civil Wars - II Emmanuel Kwesi Aning	136

	September 2003 - February 2004, Vol VI No. 11
	Part - I
1.	Concept of Delivery of Punitive Fire Assaults to Deter Terrorist Infiltration Across LoC Major Vivek Venkatraman	1
2.	Can Technology Defeat "Low Tech" Terrorism? Uzi Eilam	15
3.	Terrorism is the New Enemy at Sea Lieutenant Commander Krzysztof Kubiak	19
4.	A Potential Achilles' Heel: Integrity in Asymmetrical Warfare Captain Sean M Scott	30
	Part - II
5.	Operation Iraqi Freedom: US/UK Operations Jim Dutton and Tom Waldhauser	42
6.	Precision Guided Munition Targeting at Brigade Level on Operation TELIC Lieutenant Colonel N D Ashmore	59
7.	Artillery's Failings in the Iraq War: US Must Focus on Range And Precision Major General Robert Scales (Retd)	66
8.	It's an Information War Norvell B (Tex) De Atkine	75
	Part - III
9.	Secretary General Names High-Level Panel to Study Global Security Threats, and Recommend Necessary Changes - UN Press Release SG/A/857	82
10.	On World Revolution in Military Affairs and the Chinese Army Building General Xiong Guangkai	84
11.	Dragon or Dinosaur? Nuclear Weapons in a Modernizing China Thomas M Kane	96
12.	China and the Korean Peninsula: Beijing's Pyongyang Problem and Seoul Hope Dr Denny Roy	122
13.	Nanotechnology in a New Era of Strategic Competition Shannon L Callahan	135

	March 2004 - August 2004, Vol VI No. 12
1.	In Praise of Attrition Ralph Peters	1
2.	Seeing Through the Fog of War Colonel Bristow	15
3.	New Threat Perceptions Keep FPDA Relevant Damon Bristow	28
4.	Operational Thinking in a Tactical Environment and Targeting in Iraq Major Bill Benson	37
5.	Flexibility and Bold Innovation for Multiple Mission in Iraq: 2-15 FAR Beyond Combat Major Jeffrey T O'Neal and First Lieutenants Aaron P Heberlein and Jonathan H Bork	48
6.	About Those Mountains We Can Bypass North Korea's Maginot Line Ronald S Mangum	62
7.	China's Strategy Towards the Asia Pacific Multilateral Mechanism Yueh-Tsan Lai	69
8.	European Union Expansion and Ukraine : Borderland Anna Reid	83
9.	Afghanistan Narcotics Knot Mark Galeoti	90
10.	Proposed Tenets of Space Power Six Enduring Truths Maj Samuel L McNiel, USAF	96
11.	Double or Quits? The Global Future of Civil Nuclear Energy Peter Beck and Malcolm Grimston	126
12.	Human Resource and National Power Armed Forces Ex Servicemen - From Security to Nation Building Lieutenant Colonel Lal Kesavan	132

	September 2004 - February 2005, Vol. VII No. 13
1.	Understanding Fourth Generation War. William S. Lind	1
2.	US Military Redeployment : The Wild Card Reshuffle. Russell James	13
3.	Disengaging from Consequence Management. Joel D. Cusker, Charles H. Hash, Mary E. Landry, and Dallas D. Owens	26
4.	Where Oil and Water Do Mix : Environmental Scarcity and Future Conflict in the Middle East and North Africa. Jason J. Morrissette and Douglas A. Borer	39
5.	India on the Growth Turnpike : Part-I. Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar	64
6.	Pakistan's Transformation : Why it Will not (and need not ) Happen. Dr. Robert G. Wirsing	85
7.	United Kingdom Field Artillery Aspirations for the Future - A Ppaer.	102
8.	China PLA Navy : The (R)evolution. Massimo Annati	119
9.	Reflections on the New Indo-Pacific Maritime and Naval Environment. Dr James A Boutilier	135

	March 2005 - August 2005, Vol VII No. 14

1.	The Case for Human Intelligence. Ralph Peters	1
2.	Force Protection Lessons from Iraq. Phillip G. Pattee	10
3.	The Possible Superiority of Symmetric Warfare. William F Owen	26
4.	Rolling Thunder. Daniel Goure	34
5.	Al-Qa'ida - An Expanded Global Network of Teror. Magnus Ranstorp	44
6.	Characteristics and Trends of Military Technology Development in Major Countries of the World. Keji	55
7.	Directive Style of Command "Auftragstaktik" - Making it Work for the Indian Army. Lieutenant Colonel Birender Singh Dhanoa	71
8.	Challenges of Change : The Nature of Peace Operations in the 21st Century and Continuing Need for Reform. Jacques Paul Klein	92
9.	Energy Resources and Regional Economic Cooperation - Part I. Muhammad Ramzan Ali	101
10.	India on the Growth Turnpike Part-II. Dr. Vijay L. Kelkar	123
11.	Operationally Responsive Space: A New Defense Business Model. Arthur K. Cebrowski and John W. Raymond	145

	September 2005 - February 2006, Vol VIII No 15

1.	How to Win in Iraq? Lieutenant Colonel Terence J. Daly	3
2.	Afghanistan Four Years On : An Assessment. Sean M. Maloney	14
3.	Before the Storm : al Qaeda's Coming Maritime Campaign. Captain James Pelkofski, U.S. Navy	34
4.	Exploiting Deception at Strategic and Operational Level in the Indian Army-I. Colonel M S Gujral	45
5.	Unmanned Aerial Vehicles/Unmanned Combat Aerial Vehicles. Manjeet Singh Pardesi	66
6.	Climate Change, Future Conflict and the Role of Climate Science. Stephan Harrison	89
7.	Energy Resources and Regional Economic Cooperation-II. Muhammad Ramzan Ali	105
8.	China and Central Asia-I. Rizwan Zeb	135

	March 2006 - August 2006, Vol VIII No 16
1.	Lessons Learned From Terrorist Investigation In the United Kingdom Peter Clarke	1
2.	Does Suicide Bombing Work? A Case Study of the Al-Aqsa Intifada Major JR Bryden DWR	17
3.	Future Warfare : The Rise of Hybrid Wars Lieutenant General James N Mattis andLieutenant Colonel Frank Hoffman (Retd)	45
4.	American Military Performance In Iraq F.J. Bing West	51
5.	Oil Obsession : Energy Appetite Fuels Beijing's Plans to Protect Vital Sea Lines Dan Blumenthal and Joseph Lin	66
6.	China and Central Asia-2 Rizwan Zeb	73
7.	Exploiting Deception at Strategic and Operational Levels in Indian Army-2 Colonel M S Gujral	105
8.	Combat Leadership in 21st Century-1 Major Manisha Sharma	128
9.	A 60th Anniversary Recall of the British Commonwealth Occupation Forces in Japan-1946 to 1947 :The Indian Armed Forces involvement Major General E D'Souza,PVSM (Retd)	142

	September 2006 - February 2007, Vol IX No 17
1	Can We Win the "War On Terror"? Major General Tim Cross	3
2	Israel's Lebanese War: A Preliminary Assessment. Professor Martin Van Creveld	15
3	Afghanistan : A Comprehensive Approach to Current Challenges. Des Browne	27
4	Port and Maritime Security : Background and Issues. John F Frittelli	40
5	Aerial Interdiction of WMD Shipments. Lieutenant Colonel J Wesley Moore	56
6	Regime Change : Planning and Managing Military-Led Intervention as Projects. Lieutenant Colonel Marcus Fielding	73
7	Cyber-warfare Distributed Training. Dr Martin R. Stytz	97
8	Combat Leadership in 21st Century - Part II. Colonel P K Mallick	109
9	ECM and Soft-kill Requirements in the Littorals. Dr Milian Vego	121

	March 2007 - August 2007, Vol IX No 18
S No.	Title	Page No.
1.	Media - A Force Multiplier Colonel H Dharmarajan, SM	3
2.	Army Human Resource in Aid of Nation Building Lieutenant Colonel V Anbarasu	22
3.	The UN Remains Best Tool His Excellency Kofi A Annan	40
4.	Assessing Global Security His Excellency Vladimir V Putin	50
5.	China, Global Energy and the Middle East Steve A Yetiv and chunlong Lu	64
6.	China Fuels its Future with Africa's Riches Sanusha Naidu and Martyn Davies	103
7.	The Afghan Nightmare : What is to be Done? Rene Cagnat	123
8.	The Afghan Nightmare : An Update Rene Cagnat	133
9.	Recognising the Army 's Cultural Changes Brigadier General Edward L Cardon	145
10	Privates On Parade Private Security Companies in the Post Conflict Enviroment James Cameron	154

	September 2007 - February 2008, Vol X No 19
S No.	Title	Page No.
1.	Role of Women in the Indian Armed Forces Major Shailender Singh Arya	3
2.	Women in the Military 'We Are in the Fight' Ms Holly Yeager	22
3.	The Art of Strategy and Operational Warfare : Getting It Right Commander Christopher R Davis	33
4.	Information Warfare in the New Millennium: A Bloodles Weapon for the Indian Military Rear Admiral Rakesh Chopra, VSM (Retd)	54
5.	Building Confidence in Pakistan's Nuclear Security Kenneth N Luongo and Brigadier General Naeem Salik (Retd)	65
6.	The United States, the North Arabian Sea and Pakistan Commander Muhammad Azam Khan, Pakistan Navy (Retd)	90
7.	Crisis Alert : Averting the Third Kosovo War Alan J Kuperman	102
8.	China's International Behaviour : Activism, Opportunism and Diversification Dr Evan S Medeiros	118
9.	Front & Center Fixing the System General Frederick J Kroesen (Retd)	136

	March 2008 - August 2008, Vol X No 20
S No.	Title	Page No.
1.	Space - An Unexplored Territory Ready for Exploitation Lieutenant Colonel Um Visal	3
2.	Network Centric Warfare : Coping with the Fog of War M Hanif Ismail	26
3.	The Limits of American Generalship : The JCS's Strategic Advice in Early Cold War Crises Wade Markel	36
4.	Strategic Air Mobility and Global Power Projection Arthur J Lichte	60
5.	Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps : An Open Source Analysis Matthew M Frick	74
6.	Liberalism and Military Duty Xavier de Woillemont	95
7.	Terrorism and the Media - A Diabolical Relationship Patrick Brunot	108
8.	Bottoms Up - Seabed Maping, the Art of Seeing What lies of the Bottom of the Sea Edward H Lundquist	115
9.	China's New Undersea Nuclear Deterrent : Strategy, Doctrine and Capabilities Toshi Yoshihara and James R Holmes	126

	September 2008 - February 2009, Vol XI No 21
S No.	Title	Page No.
1.	Interpersonal Communication and Military Leadership Col. HS Parmar	3
2.	Revolt of the Generals: A Case Study in Professional Ethics Dr Martin L Cook	26
3.	Into the Future: the Rivalry of Major Powers? Jeremy Black	46
4.	Two Sides of the Same Coin: Littoral Warfare and Expeditionary Warfare Dr Milan Vego	65
5.	USFCOM Commander's Guidance for Effects-based Operations General James N Mattis	81
6.	History, War and the Future Williamson Murray	93
7.	Cultural and Command Vincent Liot De Nortbecourt and Jean- Marie Kowalski	124
8.	The Officer as a Political Animal Captain JJD Ashdown Royal Marines	136