Jack Shulimson Books

Tet--1968

By Jack Shulimson

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The Marine Corps' search for a mission, 1880-1898

By Jack Shulimson

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U.S. Marines in Vietnam

By U.S. Marine Corps History And Museums Division, Jack Shulimson, Johnson USMC Major Charles M.

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Battle at Ngok Tavak

By Jack Shulimson, Bruce Davies

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"In 1968, in the western jungle of Vietnam near Laos, a Special Forces Company, under the command of an Australian Army Captain, supported by a Marine artillery detachment, occupied an old French f...

U. S. Marines in Vietnam

By Charles Smith, U. S. Marine Corps Museums Division, Jack Shulimson, Lieutenant Leonard Blasiol, David Dawson

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U. S. Marines in Vietnam

By U. S. Marine Corps Museums Division, Lieutenant Terrence Murray Staff, Graham Cosmas, Melton USMC Major William R. William, Jack Shulimson

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U. S. Marines in Vietnam

By Jack Shulimson, Charles Johnson

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U. S. Marines in Vietnam

By Jack Shulimson

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Maines in the Spanish American War 1895 1899

By Jack Shulimson

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Marines in Lebanon 1958

By Jack Shulimson

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