Edward G. Miller - Singling

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Magazine Articles

Bad intelligence and haste led to landing fewer than 800 GIs on a beach held by several thousand Japanese soldiers in early 1944.

"Later on Leyte"

American assault troops race against Japanese reinforcements to secure the first foothold in the Philippines in late 1944. See the April 2016 issue of America in World War II.

"Singling"

GIs face off against German tanks in eastern France in December 1944. Appears in the September 2011 issue of Armchair General Magazine.

"All the Wrong Reasons"

The chain of decisionmaking that led to the Army's most disastrous WWII campaign appeared in the Summer 2010 issue of World War II Quarterly.

Current Military Commentary

"Speed up Pace of Change in Multidomain World" (March 2018)

"Army Doctrine Has Roots in WWII Pacific" (December 2017)

Leadership/Military History

Nothing Less Than Full Victory

Available now from the US Naval Institute Press

Military History

A Dark and Bloody Ground--the Hürtgen Forest and Roer River Dams 1944-1945

Before the Battle of the Bulge, there was the Hürtgen Forest.

Singling

This article describes intense close combat between troops of the 4th Armored Division's Task Force Abrams and German panzergrenadiers for control of a key town in eastern France in December 1944.