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Articles in July-August 2004 issue of Infantry Magazine

• Small arms ammunition for the 21st century: high performance alternatives to the 5.56 NATO round
  by Stanley C. Crist
• Fire planning at the company level and below
  by James R. Salome
• Organic fires: critical component to the Infantry combined arms team
  by Benjamin C. Freakley
• A revolution in Iraq
  by Matthew T. Archambault
• Fire and maneuver effects
  by William F. Owen
• The brigade S1 and personnel accountability
  by Stacy Holbrook
• Escape from the Arghanday Encirclement
• M113 APC: four decades of service and still showing potential
  by Stanley C. Crist
• A look back: stability operations in Santo Domingo
  by William E. Klein
• Correction
  by Matthew Pike
• Full-spectrum indirect fire support
  by Keith J. Bucklew
• The Sudanese Army: a historical analysis and discussion on religious politicization
  by Youssef Aboul-Enein
• Stryker NETT trains soldiers
  by Lance Ratzel
• Soldiers to get side protection for body armor, new helmet, other items
• An introduction to the SBCT
  by Ron Kuykendall
• Gerhard von Scharnhorst. Private and official correspondence. Student, Teacher, Warrior. From Hannover to 1795
  by Christopher Timmers
• 2004 Ad
• Execution of a joint task force raid: an SBCT platoon takes on JRTC
  by Gary W. Pickens
• Escape!!! The True Story of a World War II P.O.W. the Germans Couldn't Hold
  by Randy Talbot
• Troops can get reimbursed for 2003 R&R travel
  by Joe Burlas
• Challenges and potentials of an SBCT rifle platoon leader
  by Renato E. Angeles
• The Great War: Perspectives on the First World War
  by Harold E. Raugh, Jr.
• Reconnaissance and surveillance leader course
• Immediate action is action taken immediately
  by James B. Couch