Combat Studies Institute Press

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The Combat Studies Institute Press, an imprint of the U.S. Army University Press, is dedicated to advancing the study of military history and strategy through rigorous scholarly publications. Established to support the education and professional development of military leaders, it draws on declassified documents, archival research, and expert analysis to illuminate pivotal conflicts and operational lessons. Notable for its focus on counterinsurgency and post-colonial warfare, the Press has produced works that inform contemporary defense policy and historical understanding. Through titles like An ‘Exit Strategy’ Not a Winning Strategy? Intelligence Lessons Learned From the British ‘Emergency’ in South Arabia, 1963–67, it explores the complexities of imperial withdrawal and intelligence failures, offering timeless insights for strategists and historians alike.