SW 7485 - Military Social Work: Home

A guide to government documents and publications useful for primary source research. Arranged by decade.

Combat Studies Institute of the U.S. Army's Command and General Staff College has a web page that includes publications and abstracts for theses, and links to a large selection of military history sites and military organizations. One link, prepared by a member of the Society for Military History, lists over 200 military history sites organized chronologically and by topic.

(INSS) Institute for National Strategic Studies at the National Defense University

Established in 1958 to prevent strategic surprise from negatively impacting U.S. national security and create strategic surprise for U.S. adversaries by maintaining the technological superiority of the U.S. military.

Covers all areas of defense research, including biological and medical science, environmental pollution and control, and behavioral and social science. The collection also contain sDoD directives and instructions, budget information, conference and symposia proceedings, patents and patent applications.

The FIRST system offers researchers, politicians and the media an authoritative and structured factual reference system on international relations and security trends in areas such as: conflicts, arms transfers and military expenditure; hard facts on states and international organizations; economic and social statistics; and chronologies.

Everything from Active Duty, Aircraft, Foreign Defense and Intelligence to Navies, Veterans Resources and Wars.

The center of excellence for research and education on the prevention, understanding, and treatment of PTSD.

The official social/professional network of Army ROTC. It's a community of Army ROTC Cadets, Alumni and Cadre that lets members to connect with each other, both within and across Battalions. On ROTCLink users can create their own personalized profile; network with fellow classmates and colleagues; search for post-ROTC military and civilian jobs; and establish meaningful mentor relationships with Army Officers.

The basic textbook employed by the Defense Institute of Security Assistance Management (DISAM) for instruction covering the full range of security assistance activities. The text is revised annually and commonly referred to as the "Green Book" as it is bound in a green cover.

Promotes the collection of English and foreign language books and reports about military affairs worldwide. The web site comprises a digital library about war from ancient times to the present, catalogs and guides to books, serials, photographs and maps at the Institute.

Over 8,000 online documents including reports, histories, manuals, and publications. Includes documents back to the early 1900s.