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Press releases for our upcoming and published titles.
This essay collection explores Israel’s military strategy through the understanding of mission command and its relation to command and control.
Mission Command in the Israel Defense Force Shares Insights from the I.D.F. Translated into English for the First Time Read More1,271 Days a Soldier is the journal record of Gardiner’s military experiences over four years during World War II.
1,271 Days a Soldier Details the First-Hand Experiences of Colonel H. E. Gardiner During the Second World War Read MoreTRUST AND LEADERSHIP reveals how Australian mission command was applied during ten global conflicts during the last century.
New AUSA Book Program Title, Trust and Leadership, Explores the Australian Army’s Use of Mission Command Read MoreScanlin’s debut work explores life, art, and finding meaning through nature in Appalachia.
Tommye McClure Scanlin, Studio Artist and Former UNG Fine Arts Department Head, Publishes Debut Crafting Memoir Read MoreBeyond Vom Kriege is the first book in the UNG Press’s role as an AUSA Book Program Partner.
R. D. Hooker, Jr., Former White House Fellow, Offers First-Hand Reflections about National Security Strategy in New Book Read MoreAs an AUSA Book Program partner, the UNG Press will aid AUSA’s educational mission by producing high-quality books to be designated as “AUSA Books.”
University of North Georgia Press Joins Association of the U.S. Army Book Program Read MoreJillian Murphy 706-864-1556 ungpress@ung.edu Give ’Way to the Right recounts the true story of Chris Emmett’s service in World War I Give ’Way to the …
“Give ‘Way to the Right” Book Release Remembers the Soldiers Who Fought in World War I Read MoreJillian Murphy 706-864-1556 ungpress@ung.edu UNG Press’ first children’s book celebrates the history and legacy of the University of North Georgia’s Dahlonega campus First in a …
Press Release: “UNG The Gold I See: The Legacy of UNG’s Dahlonega Campus” Celebrates the History of Dahlonega’s Campus Read More