Viet Nam Studies:

Bamford, James.  (2001).  Body Of Secrets:  Anatomy of the Ultra-Secret National Security Agency.  New York: Anchor Books.

Caputo, Philip.  (1977).  A Rumor Of War.  New York:  Rinehart and Winston.

Colby, William & Forbath, Peter.  (1978).  William Colby:  Honorable Men:  My Life In The CIA.  New York:  Simon and Schuster.

Cooper, Chester L.  (1970).  The Lost Crusade:  American In Vietnam.  New York:  Cornwall Press.

Crocker, Lawrence P.  (1985).  The Army Officers Guide:  43rd Edition.  Pennsylvania:  Stackpole.

Davies, Bruce.  (2005).  The Men Who Persevered:  The AATTV--The Most Highly Decorated Australian Unit Of The Viet Nam War.  Australia:  Allen & Unwin.

Emerson, Gloria.  (1972).  Winners And Losers.  New York:  Random House

Fitzgerald, Frances.  (1972).  Fire In The Lake.  New York:  Random House.

Fuller, Tony & Goldman, Peter.  (1983).  Charlie Company.  New York:  William Morrow

Garland, Albert N. (LTC) ed.  (1967).  Infantry In Vietnam.  Georgia:  Infantry Magazine

Gilbert, James L.  (2003).  The Most Secret War:  Army Signals Intelligence In Vietnam.  Washington, D.C.:  Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government.

Goff, Stanley & Sanders, Robert.  (1982).  Brothers.  California:  Presidio.

Groom, Winston & Spencer, Duncan.  (1983).  Conversations With The Enemy.  Canada:  General Publishing.

Halberstam, David.  (1965).  The Making Of A Quagmire.  New York:  Random House.

Heinemann, Larry.  (1986).  Paco's Story.  New York:  Penguin.

Herr, Michael.  (1977).  Dispatches.  New York:  Avon.

Herrington, Stuart A.  (1982).  Silence Was A Weapon:  The Vietnam War In The Villages.  California:  Presidio.

Huang, J.H.  (1993).  Sun Tzu:  The New Translation Of The Art Of War.  New York:  William Morrow.

Karnow Stanley.  (1983).  Vietnam: A History.  New York:  Viking.

Keegan, John.  (1976).  The Face Of Battle.  New York:  Viking.

Kelly, Michael P.  (2002).  Where We Were In Vietnam.  Oregon:  Hellgate

Moos, Malcolm.  (1964).  Dwight D. Eisenhower.  New York:  Random House, Inc.

Nalty, Bernard C.  (1968).  Fight For The Khe Sanh.

Ngo Quang Truong.  (1980).  The Easter Offensive Of 1972.  Washington:  Army Center Of Military History.

Ngo Quang Truong.  (1980).  RVNAF and U.S. Operational Cooperation and Coordination.  Washington:  U.S. Army Center Of Military History.

Nolan, Keith William.  (1986).  Into Laos:  The Story Of Dewey Canyon II/Lam Son 719; Vietnam 1971.  New York:  Dell.

O'Brien, Tim.  (1990).  The Things They Carried.  London:  Collins.

Pike, Douglas.  (1966).  Viet Cong: The Organization And Techniques Of The National Liberation Front Of South Vietnam.  Massachusetts:  M.I.T. Press.

Pike, Douglas.  (1969).  War, Peace, And The Viet Cong.  Massachusetts:  The M.I.T. Press.

Pisor, Robert.  (1982).  The End Of The Line: Siege Of The Khe Sanh.  New York:  W.W. Norton.

Prados, John.  (1999).  The Blood Road:  The Ho Chi Minh Trail and the Vietnam War. Canada:  John Wiley & Sons.

Remarque, Erich Maria.  (1958).  All Quiet on the Western Front.  New York:  Facett Crest.

Rottman, Gordon.  (2002).  Green Beret in Vietnam: 1957-73.  Great Britian:  Osprey Publishing.

Sabben, Dave.  (2005).  Through Enemy Eyes.  Australia:  Allen & Unwin.

Santoli, Albert.  (1981).  Everything We Had.  Canada: Random House.

Santoli, Albert.  (1985).  To Bear Any Burden:  The Vietnam War And Its Aftermath In The Words Of Americans And Southeast Asians.  New York:  E.P. Dutton.

Sauter, James & Sanders, Jim.  (1993).  The Men We Left Behind:  Henry Kissinger, the Politics of Deceit and the Tragic Fate of Pow's after the Vietnam War.  Maryland:  National Press Books, Inc.

Sheehan, Neil & Smith, Hedrick & Kenworthy, E.W. & Butterfield, Fox.  (1971).  The Pentagon Papers As Published By The New York Times.  New York:  Quadrangle.

Short, Keith Bernard.  (2003).  1st Infantry Brigade (Red Devils), 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized):  South Vietnam.  Colorado:  Roshtiek Publishing.

Stanton, Shelby L.  (1987).  The 1st Cav In Vietnam: Anatomy of a Division.  California:  Presidio.

Stanton, Shelby L.  (1985).  The Rise And Fall Of An American Army:  U.S. Ground Forces In Vietnam, 1965-1973.  California:  Presidio.

Stanton, Shelby L.  (1984).  Order of Battle, U.S. Army, World War II.  California:  Presidio.

Stanton, Shelby L.  (1987).  Vietnam Order of Battle.  New York:  Galahad Books.

Stanton, Shelby L.  (1989).  U.S. Army Uniforms Of The Vietnam War.  Pennsylvania:  Stackpole.

Starry, General Donn A.  (1980).  Armored Combat In Vietnam.  New York:  Arno.

Stevens, Richard L.  (1995).  Mission On The Ho Chi Minh Trail:  Nature, Myth, And War In Viet Nam.  Oklahoma:  University of Oklahoma Press.

Summers, Harry G. Jr.  (1995).  Historical Atlas Of The Vietnam War.  New York:  Houghton Mifflin.

Tucker, Spencer C. ed.  (2000).  The Encyclopedia of the Vietnam War:  A Political, Social, & Military History.  New York:  Oxford.

Turley, Gerald H.  (1985).  The Easter Offensive: Vietnam 1972.  California:  Presidio.

Truong Nhu Tang.  (1985).  A Vietnam Memoir.  California:  Harcourt Brace Javanovich.

Westmoreland, General William C.  (1976).  A Soldier Reports.  New York:  Doubleday.

Williams, Tom. ed.  (1987).  Post-Traumatic Stress Disorders:  A Handbook For Clinicians.  Ohio:  Disabled American Veterans.

Army, U.S.  (1970).  1st Battalion, 11th Infantry, 1969-1970, Vietnam.  Korea:  Shu-Jin Mechanization Enterprise Company LTD.

[end Viet Nam Recommended Readings]


Carlisle Barracks Periodicals holdings for the 11th Infantry Regiment and the 5th Infantry Division:

11th Infantry:

Roster of Officers and Non-Commissioned Officers, Eleventh United States Infantry, and Historical Sketch of the Army of the United States With List of Battles and Engagements in Which the 11th Infantry has Participated.  Douglas, AZ:  HQ, 11th Inf, 1915. 18 p.  #603-11.1915.

Mahon, John K., & Danysh, Romana.  Infantry, Vol. 1:  Regular Army.  In the official Army Lineage Series. Wash, DC: CMH, 1972.  pp. 295-309.  UA28M352.Ref. Unit Lineage and honors.

Sawicki, James A.  Infantry Regiments of the US Army.  Dumfries, VA:  Wyvern, 1981.  pp. 74-75.  #603-1.1981.Ref. General history of unit.

19th Century:

Dyer, Frederick H.  A Compendium of the War of the Rebellion.  Vol. 2.  Dayton, OH:  Morningside, 1978.  p. 1712-13.  E491D992.1978. Ref. History of unit during the Civil War.

Pettit, Ira S.  The Diary of a Dead Man:  Letters and Diary of . . . Wilson, Niagara County, New York . . . During the War Between the States.  Phila:  Eastern Acron Pr, 1981.  430 p.  E601P48.1981.

Robbins, Richard.  "The Battles of Broveton and Second Bull Run."  In Military Essays and Recollections (MOLLUS, II, Vol. 1).  Chicago:  Dial Pr, 1899.  pp. 69-96.  E464M565v1.

Rodenbough, Theophilus F., & Haskin, William W.  The Army of the United States:  Historical Sketches . . .. NY:  Maynard, Merrill, 1896.  pp. 545-54.  UA25A76.1896. Ref.

Wood, Henry C.  "The Left of the Federal Line of Battle at Wilson's Creek."  JMSIUS 39 (1906):  pp. 341-52. Per.

11th Infantry 20th Century:

Stanton, Shelby L. Order of Battle, U.S. Army, World War II. Novato, CA: Presidio, 1984. p. 201. UA25.5S767.1984.Ref.

Stanton, Shelby L. Vietnam Order of Battle. Milwood, NY: Kraus, 1986. p. 140. DS552.55S73.1986.Ref. Sketch history of 1st Bn.

U.S. Army. 11th Inf Regt. A Brief History of the Eleventh United States Infantry, November 5, 1926. Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN: Service Printing, 1926. 35 p. #603-11.1926.

U.S. Army. Eleventh Infantry Organization Day, 16 July 1956, Fort Ord, CA. 1956. 34 p. #603-11.1956.

U.S. Army. Organization Day, Eleventh Infantry, November 5, 1936, Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN. 1936. 4 p. #603-11.1936.

U.S. Army. Organization Day, Eleventh Infantry, November 5, 1937, Fort Benjamin Harrison, IN. 1937. 4 p. #603-11.1937.

U.S. Army. 5th Infantry Division, 11th Infantry Regiment. Baton Rouge, LA: Army & Navy Pub. 1946. 151 p. #603-11.1946.

U.S. Army. Historical and Pictorial Review of the 5th Infantry Division, 11th Infantry. Baton Rouge, LA: Army and Navy Pub, 1941. 114 p. #603-11.1941.

U.S. Army. In Cadence. Phila: Dorville, 1949. 118 p. #603.11.1949.

Williams, Robert H. The Eleventh Infantry Regiment, Fifth Infantry Division: The European Theater of Operations: Supplement to the Regimental History--World War II, July 9, 1944 to December 17, 1944: Subject, Assistance by French Civilians and F.F.I. Bonita Springs, FL: By the Author, 1994. 32 p. #603-11.1994.

General 5th Infantry Division:

History of the 5th Division, "We Will." n.p., 1941? 14 p. #05-5.1941.

Barta, Edward J. The Red Diamond's First Fifty: A History of the 5th Infantry Division, 1917-1967. Ft. Carson, CO, 1967. 47 p. #05-5.1967.

Pok, David. Fifth Infantry Division. Paducah, KY: Turner 1994. 104 p. #05-5.1994.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. "History of the 5th Infantry Division (Mechanized)." Typescript, 1979. 64 p. #05-5.1979.

U.S. Army. Unit History of the 1st Infantry Brigade, 5th Infantry Division (Mech), 1917-1971." n.p., 1971. 19 p. #05-5.1971/2.

Wascomb, Charles L. "5th Infantry Division." Inf 69 (May/Jun 1979): pp. 14-19. Per.

Wilson, John B., comp. Armies, Corps, Divisions and Separate Brigades. In the official Army Lineage Series. Wash, DC: CMH, 1987. pp. 207-13. UA25W547.1987. Lineage & honors from WW2 through Dec 1984.

World War I:

Amer Battle Monuments Comm. 5th Division Summary of Operations in the World War. Wash, DC: GPO, 1944. 76 p. #05-5.1944.

Cochrane, Rexmond C. The 5th Division Captures Frapelle, August 1918. Army Chem Ctr, MD: USA Chem Corps Hist Off, 1958. 49 p. UK23A5C64.1958no7.

History of the Fifth Division. Luxembourg: Origer, 1918? 5 p. #05-5.1918/3.

Raines, Edgar F., Jr. "The American 5th Division and Gas Warfare, 1918." Army Hist 22 (Spg 1992): pp. 6-10. Per.

Society of the Fifth Div. The Official History of the 5th Division, U.S.A.. Wash, DC: The Society 1919. 424 p. #05-5.1919. Covers WWI service; incls roster of officers.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. Citations of the Fifth Division United States Army. Luxembourg: Kummer, 1919. 12 p. #05-5.1919/2.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. Monograph, 5th Division. Reports & documents, 1918, ca 150 p. #05-5.1918.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. Report of the Part Taken by the Fifht Division in the St. Mihiel Operation, September 11th to September 15th (inclusive) 1918. n.p., 1919. 50 p. #05-5.1918/2.

U.S. Army War College. Historical Section. Order of Battle of the United States Land Forces in the World War: American Expeditionary Forces, Divisions. Wash, DC: CMH, 1988. pp. 75-89. D570.2072.1988v2.

U.S. War Department. Records of the World War: Field Orders, 1918, 5th Division. Wash, DC: GPO, 1921. 175 p. #05-5.1921.

World War II:

Connecticut Governor's Office. Connecticut Men of the 5th-Red Devils-Division, August 1945. Hartford, CT, 1945. 15 p. #05-5.1945/2.

Jacobs, Bruce. Soldiers: The Fighting Divisions of the Regular Army. NY: Norton, 1958. pp. 114-32. UA25J3.

Levitt, Saul. "Capturing a Gestapo General." Yank 3 (12 Jan 1945): pp. 6-7. Per. MG Anton Dunckern at Metz.

MacDonald, Charles B. "River Crossing at Arnaville." In Three Battles: Arnaville, Altuzzo, and Schmidt. Wash, DC: OCMH, 1952. pp. 1-99. D769A533v8pt1.

19 Days from the Apennienes to the Alps: The Story of Po Valley Campaign. Milan, Italy: Pizzi & Pizio, 1945. 90 p. #05-5.1945/6.

Stanton, Shelby L. Order of Battle, U.S. Army, World War II. Novato, CA: Presidio, 1984. pp. 83-84. UA25.5S767.1984.

U.S. Army. ETO. Order of Battle fo the United States Army, World War II: European Theater of Operations, Divisions. Paris: 1945. pp. 53-63. D767U52.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. The 5th Division in France. Metz, France: La Lorraine Press, 1944. 44 p. #05-5.1944/2.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. Historical and Pictorial Review, 5th Infantry Division, United States Army, Fort Custer, Michigan, 1941. Baton Rouge: Army & Navy Pub, 1941. ca 400 p. #05-5.1941/2. Chiefly a pictorial roster of all division elements.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. 124 p. #05-5.1941/3. Chiefly a pictorial roster of HQ & MP Co, 5th Sig Co, 5th Antitank Bn, 5th Recon Trp, 7th Eng Bn, and 5th Med Bn.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. Historical Section. The Fifth Infantry Division in the ETO. Nashville, TN: Battery Pr, 1981. 253 p. #05-5.1945.1981r. Reprint of earlier ed (#05-5.1945).

U.S. Department of Army. Historical Division. Combat Chronicle: An Outline History of U.S. Army Divisions. Wash, DC: 1948. p. 13. #05-1948/2.

Wren, George W. Normandy to Czechoslovakia in World War II. St. Louis, MO: Morris, 1998. 229 p. D807U6W74.1998. Division medical supply officer.

1945-1968:

Byrne, Richard J. "Our Mission is to Train." Army 7 (May 1957): pp. 74-75. Per.

Dunn, Edward D. "Red Diamond Goes ROAD." Army Info Digest 18 (May 1963): pp. 12-20. Per.

"Two New Regular Army Divisons Activated." Army Info Digest 17 (Feb 1962): p. 27. Per.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. "After Action Report for Joint Training Exercise STRIKEX." Fort Carson, CO: 1964. U253.2S8A37.1964a.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. "After Action Report of the 5th Infantry Division's Participation in Joint Exercise Desert Strike." Ft. Carson, CO: 1964. 9 p. U253.2D48A372.1964a.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. "General Plan, Exercise WE WILL." Ft. Carson, CO 1962. 40 p. U253.2W42U543.1962.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. 5th Infantry Division, Fort Ord, California. San Angelo, TX: Newsfoto, 1956. 96 p. #05-5.1956. Chiefly pictorial, includes pictorial roster.

U.S. Army. 5th Inf Div. 5th, Red Devils, Infantry Division. Germany: 1954. 36 p. #05-5.1954.

Vietnam:

Stanton, Shelby L.  Vietnam Order of Battle.  Milwood, NY:  Kraus, 1981.  p. 77.  DS552.55S73.1986.

[end of Carlisle Barracks list]


Society of the Fifth Division Historical Research Archive Holdings:

American Battle Monuments Commission.  (1944).  5TH DIVISION SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS IN THE WORLD WAR.  United States Government Printing Office:  Washington, DC.

Anderson, Edward.  (2006).  PERSONAL ACCOUNT OF WORLD WAR II COMBAT EXPERIENCES IN THE EUROPEAN THEATER:  COMPANY C, 11TH REGIMENT, 5TH DIVISION, U.S. 3RD ARMY, GEN. GEORGE PATTON, COMMANDER.  (Self Published).

Christy, Jean; Cooper, Tom; (Trans. Twist, John H.).  (2007).  COMBAT RECORD OF THE 50TH FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION, 5TH INFANTRY DIVISION, 28 JUNE 1944 - 31 MAY 1945, AFTER ICELAND, ENGLAND AND NORTHERN IRELAND, THROUGH FRANCE, LUXEMBOURG, GERMANY, CZECHOSLOVAKIA AND AUSTRIA.  University Motors Press:  Ada, MI.

Esposito, BG Vincent J. (ed.).  (1995).  THE WEST POINT ATLAS OF WAR: WORLD WAR I.  Tess Press:  New York.  ISBN-10: 1-60376-021-0.

Esposito, BG Vincent J. (ed.).  (1995).  THE WEST POIINT ATLAS OF WAR:  WORLD WAR II.  Tess Press:  New York.  ISBN-10: 1-60376-023-7.

Fifth Division Historical Section, HHC 5th Infantry Division.  (1997 reprint).  THE FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION IN THE ETO.  Battery Press, Inc:  Nashville, TN.

Foster. C.W. (translator).  (1888).  MODERN WAR: PART II. ATLAS.  James J. Chapman, Agt.: Washington, DC.

Joly, Roger.  (1992).  LA LIBERATION DE CHARTRES.  Le Cherche Midi Editeur:  Paris, France.

Kemp, Anthony:  Heimdal/Editions Serpenoise pour.  (1980).  LORRAINE ALBUM MEMORIAL, 31 AOUT 1944 - 15 MARS 1945:  LORRAINE JOURNAL PICTORIAL.  Heimdal/Serpenoise:  Metz, France.

Kenney, Earl A.  (?).  THE SEVENTH ENGINEERS:  U.S.A. 1917-1919.  (Self Published).

Marks, Charles.  (1998).  Armed Guardians:  The Allies in the Defense of Iceland, WW II. (Self Published).

Marks, Charles. HISTORY OF THE 7TH ENGINEER (C) BATTALION: WORLD WAR II. (Self Published).

Michelin & Cie.  (1920).  THE BATTLE OF VERDUN (1914-1918).  Michelin & Cie, Clermont-Ferrand, France.

Miller, Malcolm.  (1980).  CHARTRES CATHEDRAL.  Pitkin Pictorials:  England.

Nickell, Lawrence R.  (1996).  RED DEVIL, ABLE COMPANY, DOUBLE DYNAMITE:  AN OLD MAN'S MEMORIES OF WORLD WAR TWO.  Eggman Publishing, Inc.:  Nashville, Tennessee.

Pitzer, Keith. (ca 1943). The Rock. (Self Published).

Polk, David. Thompson, Mark A.  (1994).  FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION:  WORLD WAR I, WORLD WAR II, VIETNAM & PANAMA.  Turner Publishing:  Paducah, Kentucky.

Public Information Office, Indiantown Gap Military Reservation.  (1951).  THE RED DEVIL: INDIANTOWN GAP MILITARY RESERVATION: COMPANY H, 10TH INF. REG.  Albert Love Enterprises:  Georgia.

Public Relations Section Tenth Infantry Regiment.  (1946 Reprint).  THE HISTORY OF THE TENTH INFANTRY REGIMENT IN WORLD WAR II.  Battery Press, Nashville Tennessee.

Secretary of War/Adjutant General's Office.  (1922).  OFFICIAL ARMY REGISTER FOR 1922.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

Shaw, Frederick B.  (1930).  ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY YEARS OF SERVICE IN PEACE AND WAR:  HISTORY OF THE SECOND INFANTRY UNITED STATES ARMY.  Strathmore Press:  Detroit, Michigan.

Society of the Fifth Division.  (1919).  THE OFFICIAL HISTORY OF THE FIFTH DIVISION U.S.A.:  1917-1919.  Wynkoop Hallenbeck Crawford Company:  New York, NY.

Stevens, Richard L.  (1995).  MISSION ON THE HO CHI MINH TRAIL: NATURE, MYTH, AND WAR IN VIET NAM.  University of Oklahoma Press:  OK.

Thanks GIs.  (2004).  60 Aheures en enfer: Ily A 60 Ans, L'Histoire De La TGragique Tete De Pont Dornot-Corny et des Heroiques Jeunes GIs Quiy Participerent.  Avec La Participation Du Feder, Sans Le Cadre Interreg III:  Wallonie-Lorraine-Luxembourg.  Periodical.

Tillman, Rudolf.  (2007).  Die letzten Tage des Zweiten Weltkrieges im westlichen Sauerland in Balve, Eisborn und im Honnetal.  Arbeitstreis fur Drtsgeschichte:  Eisborn, Germany.

U.S. Army.  5th Infantry Division.  (1941).  HISTORICAL AND PICTORIAL REVIEW, 2ND INFANTRY:  5TH INFANTRY DIVISION, UNITED STATES ARMY:  FORT CUSTER, MICHIGAN. Army & Navy Publishing Company, Inc.:  Los Angeles, California.

U.S. Army.  5th Division.  (1949).  In Cadence: Basic Training in the 5th Infantry Division, Fort Jackson, S.C.  (?).

U.S. Army.  5th Infantry Division.  (1946).  11TH INFANTRY, 5TH INFANTRY DIVISION:  EUROPEAN THEATER JULY 1945.  Army & Navy Publishing Company:  Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

U.S. Army.  5th Infantry Division.  (1946).  SECOND INFANTRY REGIMENT, FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION.  Army & Navy Publishing Company:  Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

U.S. Army.  5th Infantry Division.  (1952).  FIX BAYONETS: FIFTH INFANTRY DIVISION:  46TH FIELD ARTILLERY BN., INDIANTOWN GAP MILITARY RESERVATION.  Albert Love Enterprises:  Atlanta Georgia.

U.S. Army.  (1918).  FIELD SERVICE REGULATIONS UNITED STATES ARMY.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

U.S. Army.  (1917).  MANUAL FOR NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF INFANTRY OF THE UNITED STATES ARMY.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

U.S. Army.  (1917).  INFANTRY DRILL REGULATION UNITED STATES ARMY.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

U.S. Army.  (1914).  MANUAL OF PHYSICAL TRAINING.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

U.S. Army.  (1917).  ARMY PAPERWORK:  A PRACTICAL WORKING GUIDE IN ARMY ADMINISTRATION.  Collegiate Press, George Banta Publishing Company:  Menasha, Wisconsin.

War Department/Office of the Adjutant General.  (1917).  MANUAL OF INTERIOR GUARD DUTY UNITED STATES ARMY.  Washington Government Printing Office:  DC.

Washington Government Printing Office.  (1921).  RECORDS OF THE WORLD WAR:  FIELD ORDERS, 1918:  FIFTH DIVISION.  Washington Government Printing Office;  Washington, DC.

Wrentmore, Ernest L.  (1958).  IN SPITE OF HELL:  MAJOR ERNEST L. WRENTMORE, USA FR.  Greenwich Book Publishers:  New York, NY.

[end of Society's HRA list]