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Army medical department officers in division assignments: Prepared to succeed, or doomed to fail? (USAWC ...

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George Shackleford Robinson

U.S. Army War College, 1992

3rd Med--The Life of a Gonzo Company Commander
It's obvious that a leader such as George (Shack) Robinson was a benefit to the U.S. Army, as evidenced by his approach to his duties as a company commander in the 3rd Medical Battalion, 3rd Infantry Division, in Aschaffenburg, Germany, beginning in l974. His use of humor, discipline, and dedication in his job made serving with him both an honor and a pleasure. Hope he's doing well. Bullet ...

Surgery of the Alimentary Tract

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George D. Zuidema, R.T. Shackleford

Saunders (W.B.) Co Ltd, 1981

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a good update, but no comparison to Shackelford's original 3 volume masterpiece collection of the current, outdated and arcane, even epocryphal.

Monet in the 20th Century

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Paul Hayes Tucker, George Shackleford

Yale University Press, 2000

A must, for anyone looking to expand an art library!
This book is a perfect addition to any art library. Having seen "Monet in the 20th Century" in Boston at the Museum of Fine Arts, I was well prepared for the exhibit by having read the book first. I found the exhibit to be an extraordinary example of Monet's achievment in his later years. This book focuses on the works of Monet starting at the start of this century right up to his death in ...

Thomas Jefferson's Travels in Europe, 1784-1789
George Green Shackleford

The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1998

"Shackelford captures Jefferson's intellectual vitality, his cultured interests, and the esteem in which he was held by so many who came into contact with him... [His] splendid account of Jefferson abroad captures what he was truly about." -- Times Literary Supplement "An intimate and richly detailed description of Jefferson's encounters with European culture... Shackelford's contribution to the study of Jefferson's intellect is as ...