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FOREWORD

Military exercises of the US Army and US Marine Corps are the subject of this* bibliography. Emphasis is on the ground maneuver, the field artillery, and activities 2

since WWII. According to JCS PUB #1, dated 1 April 1984, the exercise is defined, as;

"A military maneuver oi simulated vartime operation involving planning,preparation, and execution. It is carried out for the purpose of train- ,. .

*" Ing and evaluation. It may be a combined, joint, or single-serviceexercise, depending on participating organizations."

Selection is from the unclassified collection of the Morris Swett Technical Library,USAFAS. Inclusion of an item, or omission, neither implies USAFAS indorsement orsanction of the compiler's approach.

Lester L. Miller, Jr.Supervisor/Reference Librarian

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LCC NUMBER ACRONYM TITLE AND ISSN

UIU6 A Army, 0004-2455 (Army Combat ForcesJournal)

UH200.4456 ADA Air Defense Artillery

UHIA6 AF Air Force, 0002-2349

UK1C4 AFCJ Armed Forces Chemical Journal

UIA5 AFJI Armed Forces Journal International,0004-22OX

UB145A7 AFMCT Armed Forces Management

A168A7 ALOG Army Logistician, 0004-2528

UE1C2 ARM Armor (Armored Cavalry Journal, CavalryJournal), 0004-2420

UHlA61 ARSV Air Reservist, 0002-2535

UA600A71 CAM Canadian Army Journal

TK7885A1D2 D Data

UF23.5F6 FA Field Artilleryman (Artillery Trends),0518-8059

UFIF6 FAJ Field Artillery Journal, 0191-975X

UD1I6 INF Infantry (Journal), 0019-7532

UlJ7 JRUSZ Journal of the Royal Service Institution

VEIL4 LEA Leatherneck, 0023-981X

VElM3 MCG Marine Corps Gazette, 0025-3170

UG1P8 MILENG Military Engineer, 0026-3982

UIR4 MILRVW Military Reivew, 0026-4184

UA646.3N5 N16N NATO's Sixteen (Fifteen) Nations

UF1AS NTLDEF National Defense (Ordnance), 0093-1491

UA42AIN21 NTL GD National Guard, 0163-3945

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UC1Q8 QMRVW Quartermaster Review

U31S61 SIG Signal, 0037-4938

*UZ41OA8 SOL Soldiers (Army Information Digest),

0093-8440

*UCI0T3 TRAN Translog, 0041-1639

*UH1A63 USA.ADIG US Army Aviation Digest, 004-2471

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EXERCISE CITATION

Anorak Express NIN, 25:86-7, Apr-May, 80

ARTEP FAJ, 47:22, Nov-Dee, 79

Atlantic Command, 1949 FAJ, 39:103-5, May-Jun, 49

Autumn Safari ARM, 89:30-5, Mar-Apr; 80 .

Battle Balance FAJ, 52:42, Nov-Dee, 84

Bayonet Thunder I FAJ, 49:24-5, Nov-Dec, 81

Brave Shield USAADIG, 21:6-9, Aug, 75

___________ NTLGD, 26:16-8, May, 72

____ _ USAADIG, 20:8-12, Oct, 74

*Bright Star, 1983 FMJ, 52:16-9, Nov-Dec, 84

Brim Frost, 1983 ADA, 10:35-9, Spring 83

F_, 52:14-7, Mar-Apr, 84

NTLGD, 37:20-2, Jun, 83

CALFEX F_, 51:45, May-Jun, 83

_____________ FM_, 50:23, May-Jun, 82

Carbine Fortress, 1982 FAJ, 52:41, May-Jun, 85

Carbon Edge FAJ, 46:55-7, Mar-Apr, 78

Cascade Rain FAJ, 52:43, Sep-Oct, 84

Celtic Cross I FAJ, 52:46, Jul-Aug, 84

Certain Encounter FAJ, 50:3-4, Jan-Feb, 82

Cold Steel FAJ, 51:46, Mar-Apr, 83

Commando Elite I ARSV, 21:10-1, Feb, 69

Commando Elite II NTLGD, 22:12-3, Jul, 69

Confident Enterprise FMJ, 52:49, Sep-Oct, 84

Cope Strike FAJ, 50:31, Jul-Aug, 82

Crested Cap I D, 14:32-5, Aug, 69

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____________SOL, 24:28-30, Mar 69.

Crested Cap II AFJI, 108: 16-7, Sep 21, 70

Desert Rock MCG, 37:37-8, Aug, 53

Desert Rock IV LEA, 35:35-9, 74, 8, Jul, '52

Desert Strike A, 15:39-41, Apr, 75

____________MILENG, 57:24-8, Jan-Feb, 65

EDRE (Emergency Readiness

Deployment Exercise) FMJ, 50:32, Jan-Feb, 82

__________________FM, 51:45, Jan-Feb, 83

_________________FM, 51:45, May-Jun, 83

__________________FA, 52:44, May-Jun, 84

*Exotic Dancer VI MCG, 57:4, Jun, 73

________________NTLGD, 27:22-5, Jun, 73

FIREX (Firing Exercise), 1974 FMJ, 43:16-8, Jan-Feb, 75

FIREX, 1976 FMJ, 45:579, Mar-Apr, 77

*FIREX, 1982 FMJ, 50:40, Nov-Dec, 82

I Corps ROK FIREX, 1978 FMJ, 47:26-7, Jul-Aug, 79

FIST (Fire Support)OLympitcs FMJ, 49:41, Mar-Apr, 81

Flashburn SIG, 9:28-9, Sep, 54

FOCUS Lens Sig, 27:13-5, May, 73

Focus Retina AFJI, 106:11-2, Mar 22, 69

______________SOL, 24:60-1. Mar, 69

mFog Rain Alpha FMJ, 49:7-9, Jul-Aug, 81

FTX (Field Training Exercise) FMJ, 47:30-4, Nov-Dec, 79

_____________________FM, 50:41, Nov-Dec, 82

FTX Sankt Georg FMI, 49:18-23, Mar-Apr, 81

___________FMJ, 49:4. Sep-Oct, 81

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____________FMJ, 52:10-2, Mar-Apr, 841

*Gallant Hand, 1972 A, 22:30-3, May, 72

ARM, 81:23-5, Sep-Oct, 72

SOL, 27:18-25, Jun, 72

Gallant Shield, 1975 NTLGD, 29:6-8, Aug-Sep, 75

-Gold Fire I AFMGT, 11:59-60, Jan, 75

-Golden Thunder I FAJ, 47:29-32, Jan-Feb, 79

Harvest QMRVW, 29:26-8, 108, Nov, 49

SOL, 5:18-27, Jan, 50

Heisse Spur FMJ, 52:50, Nov-Dec, 84

*Hope CAJ, 5:49-57, Nov 51

KJack Frost, 1975 NTLGD, 29:2-10, Apr, 75

*Jack Frost, 1979 FAJ, 47:27, May-Jun, 79

NTLGD, 33:28-30, Mar-Apr, 79

SOL, 34:41-4, Jun, 79

Jack Frost, 1981 A, 31:32-3, Feb 81

Kangaroo, 1981 FMJ, 50:33, May-Jun, 82

Killer Eagle FMJ, 51:46, Mar-Apr, 83

LifeineALOG, 15:24-7, Sep-Oct, 83

Lift A, 5:20-3, Noy, 54

*LOGEX (Logistical Exercise), 1950 QMRVW, 30:30, Jul-Aug, 50

LOGEX, 1952 NTLDEF, 36:940, May, 52

*LOGEX, 1954 A, 4:43, May, 54

*LOGEX, 1965 AFJI* 102:27, Apr 24, 65

*LOGEX, 1969 AFJ%,. 106:11, Apr 26, 69

LOGEX, 1973 ALOG, 6:28-30, Jan-Feb, 74

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LOGEX, 1983 AFJI, 121:70, Oct 83

Longhorn QMRW, 33:26-7, 116-23, Jul-Aug, 53

SQ, 8:11-6, Jun, 53

Longstop ARM, 56:49-50, Nov-Dec, 47

Mainbrace AF, 36:21-3, Jan, 53

Marne Thunder FAJ, 52:41, Mar-Apr, 84

Mesquite FAJ, 38:160-1, Jul-Aug, 48

Miki SIG, 4:20-3, Jan, 50

Mill Race 80 FAJ, 48:29, Jul-Aug, 80

MOBEX (Mobilization Exercise), 1983 FA, 51:33, May-Jun, 83

Musk Ox, 1946 QMRVW, 26:8-12, 76-8, Jul, 46; 26:8-12,Sep, 46

Musk Ox, 1947 JRUSI, 92:523-7, Nov, 47

Nifty Nugget A, 30:14-8, Apr, 80

Nuwax ALOG, 14:2-5, May-Jun, 82

Ocean Safari NIGN, 24:62-4, Oct-Nov, 79

October Firex, 1970 FA, 48:35-6, Aug 71

Operation Bright Star, 1982 FAJ, 50:23, May-Jun, 82

Pegasus FAJ, 50:30, Jul-Aug, 82

Portrex FAJ, 40:104-8, May-Jun, 50

QMRVW, 29:24-7, 115-7, Mar, 50

__ SOL, 5:49-54, Aug, 50

Project Partnetship FAJ, 47:28-9, Jul-Aug, 79

Proud Spirit PAR, 11:38-41, Mar, 81

Quick Thrust, 1982 FAJ, 51:38, Sep-Oct, 83

Raider Run FAJ, 52:38, Mar-Apr, 84

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Rail-Loading FAJ, 51:35, Jul-Aug, 83

Red Flag, 1980 NTLGD, 34:14-6, Aug 80

_____._ _ NIN, 25:36, Aug-Sep, 80

* Red Flag, 1981 AFJI, 118:50-1, Jan, 81

Red Flag, 1982 SIG, 36:100-2, Aug, 82

Reforger, 1969-I A, 19:60-1, Mar, 69; 19:45-50, Oct, 69

AFJI, 108:16-7, Sep 21, 70

MIL RVW, 50:88-91, Feb, 70

_____ _ SOL, 24:28-30, Mar, 69

Reforger, 1979-II A, 80:32-5, Jan-Feb, 71

-___________.___ SOL, 26:51-5, Mar, 71

Reforger, 1971-111 A, 21:26-7, Dec 71

.____ ____ ARM, 81:42-5, Jan-Feb 72

Rc.forger, 1973-V ALOG, 5:24-7, Nov-Dec, 73

Reforger, 1974-VI ALOG, 6:23-31, Nov-Dec, 74

_________ .__ NIGN, 20:57-64, Feb-Mar, 75

_______ _ USAADIG, 21:6, 7, Feb, 75

Reforger, 1975-VII MILENG, 68:308, Jul-Aug, 76

Reforger, 1976-VIII A, 27:42-5, Jan, 77; 27:14-7, Feb, 77

._____ FM, 45:57-9, Jan-Feb, 77

SOL, 32:31-3, Jan, 77

" Reforger, 1977-IX NIN, 23:65-72, Feb-Mar, 78

SOL, 32:20-3, Nov, 77

* Reforger, 1978-X FAJ, 47:29-32, Jan-Feb, 79; 47:39-43,Jul-Aug, 79

_USAADIG, 24:7, Nov, 78

Reforger, 1979-XI ARM, 88:8-9, Sep-Oct, 79

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______________FMJ, 47:27, May-Jun, 79; 47:39-41, Jul-Aug,79

Reforger, 1980-XII A, 31:16-20, Jan, 81

_______________INF, 70:15-7, May-Jun, 80

_______________NIGH, 26:81-2, Oct-Nov, 80

_______________SOL, 36:12-3, Apr, 81

Reforger, 1981-XIII SOL, 37:13-5, Apr, 82

___________________TRAN, 12:6, Sep, 81; 12:10-1, Oct, 81

Reforger, 1982-XIV A, 33:37-9, Apr, 83

________________FMJ, 51:4, 5, May-Jun, 83; 51:50-3,

May-Jun, 83

_________________NTLGD, 37:11-4, Feb, 83

Reforger, 1983-XV NTLCD, 38:26-7, Feb, 84

________SOL, 39:40-2, Mar, 84

______________TRAN, 14:13, Sep, 82

*Reforger, 1984 -XVI FMJ, 53:34-5, Jan-Feb, 85

*RIMPAC MCG, 57:6-7, Oct, 73

Sagebrush ARM, 65:10-4, Jan-Feb, 56

VScharfe Klinge FMJ, 50:35, Jan-Feb, 82

Seminole ARM, 57:19-21, Jan-Feb, 48

_____________FMJ, 38:12-4, Jan, 48

______________SOL, 3:17-22, Jan, 48

Siegfried Thrust, 1971 FA, 49:18-22, Feb, 72

Silver Lance AFJI, 102:13, Mar 13, 65; 102:24, Feb 6, 65

_______________MCG, 49:44-7, Jul, 65; 49:52, Jul, 65

Snowdrop QKRVW, 27:38, Mar-Apr, 48

Snow Fall MILENG, 44:202-5, May-Jun, 52

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QMRVW, 32:28-31, 91-104, Sep, 52

Snowstorm QMRVW, 33:14-5, 135-8, Jul-Aug, 53

Solid Shielf, 1977 MCG, 61:18, Jul, 77

Solid Shield, 1981 SOL, 36:6-11, Nov 81

Sommerwind I FAJ, 52:35, Jan-Feb, 84

Southern Pine A, 2:39-40, Nov, 51

QMRVW, 31:10-1, 128-30, 133-4, 137-9,Jul, 51; 31:12-3, 126-8, Jul, 51; 31:14-5,

125-6, Jul, 51; 31:30, 114-6, Nov, 51;31:32-3, Nov, 51

Spearhead ARM, 63:53, Mar-Apr, 54

Spearpoint, 1980 FAM, 49:49, Jan-Feb, 81

USAADIG, 27:4-6, Feb, 81

Spearpoint, 1981 FAJ, 50:48-50, May-Jun, 82

Springex, 1983 FAJ, 52:42-3, Jul-Aug, 84

Steel Pike MCG, 49:47-51, Jan, 65; 49:23-6, Jun 65 "1

MIL ENG, 57:322-3, Sep-Oct, 65

Strong Express NIBN, 17:12-4, Dec, 72-Jan, 73; 17:89-96,Dec, 72-Jan, 73; 18:74-80, Feb-Mar, 73

Sun Dog Two CAJ, 4:22-9, Mar, 51

Swarmer AF, 33:19-23, 45, 8, Jul, 50

ARM, 59:2-3, May-Jun; 50

NTL GD, 4:10-4, Jun, 50

SOL, 5:13-22, Jul, 50

Sweetbriar AF, 33:23-7, Apr, 50

CAJ, 3:14-20, Feb, 50

_____ _ SIG, 4:5-7, 60-1, May, 50; 4:8-11, 64, ..

May, 50

Tarheel FAJ, 52:48-9, Nov-Dec, 84

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EXERCISE CITATION

SOL, 4:31-7, Jul, 49

Team Spirit, 1981 FAJ, 50:50-4, Jan-Feb. 82

Team Spirit, 1.9B2 SOL, 37:10-4, Oct, 82

Team Spirit, 1983 SOL, 38:14-4, Oct, 83

Team Spirit, 1984 FA, 52:46-7, Nov-Dec, 84

Teamwork, 1976 mCG, 61:25-30, Jan, 77; 62:54-5,Ju-1 78; 62:50-63, Jul, 58

Thundering Eagle FAJ, 47:25, Jul-Aug, 79

Tornado I FPA, 51:32, Jul-Aug, 83

Total Force Weld NTLGD, 31:14-5, Dec, 77

Waincon, 1979 FJ, 47:55, Sep-Oct, 79 .

. Watchdog SIG, 7:26-7, Jan, 53

William Tell NTL GD, 37:27-9, Jan, 83

Winter Shield ARM, 69:8-17, May-Jun, 60

Yama Sakura III FM_, 51:30, Jul-Aug, 83

Yukon AFCJ, 3:8-12, Oct, 48

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