Published Works
- First to Fight: View of the U.S. Marines. Simon & Schuster. 1991. ISBN 0-671-73012-6.
- Panama: An Assessment. U.S. Strategic Institute. 1990. ISBN 0-913187-03-8.
- Organization for National Security: A Study. U.S. Strategic Institute. 1983. ISBN 0-913187-00-3.
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