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Articles in Sept-Dec 2000 issue of Infantry Magazine

• The Laser Eye Protection Program
• Security Area Concepts: At Battalion and Brigade
  by Lieutenant Colonel Jack E. Mundstock
• The Book of War
• The Commander's Smart Book
• Improving Combat Readiness: Developing and Implementing Effective Training
  by Colonel Thomas M. Jordan
• North Korean Special Forces
• Using Devices: To predict Live Fire Marksmanship
  by Joseph D. Hagman
• Light Infantry Weapons Squads
  by Captain Robert Thornton
• Ripcord: Screaming Eagles under Siege, Vietnam 1970
• First Sergeant Duty
  by Master Sergeant Bertram F. Vaughan
• Team Leader Certification Course: For the Light Infantry Company
  by Lieutenant Ronald Mattocks
• A Bohemian Brigade: The Civil War Correspondents, Mostly Rough Sometimes Ready
• The Infantry Leader and Army Transformation
  by Major General John M. Le Moyne
• The Hasty Air Assault: "Special Staff Officer"
  by Matthew C. Densmore
• Don't just service equipment…: Service entire companies
  by Major Bennie Jr. Williams
• A Salute to the Gold Bar
• Electronic Warfare: And the Infantryman
  by Gregory O. Bodge
• PMCS Certification: A Mechanized Infantry Combat Multiplier
  by Captain James D. Nielson
• Infantry Letters
• Obscurants as a Combat Multiplier
  by Billy Welch
• Command Post Operations: For a Company Heavy Team at JRTC
  by Lieutenant Brian L. Compton
• The Modular Lightweight Load-carrying Equipment
• RShG-1: Russia's Latest Thermobaric Grenade
  by Adam Geibel
• Hap Arnold and the Evolution of American Airpower
• The Army's Improved Intermediate Cold/Wet Boot
• Expanding Sniper School Programs
  by Staff Sergeant Jeffrey T. Davis
• Haig: A Reappraisal 70 Years On
• "Streetfighting": The Rifle Platoon in MOUT
  by Captain John W. Karagosian
• The Advanced Bomb Suit
• The Western Front: Ordinary Soldiers and the Defining Battles of World War I