Raiders or Elite Infantry The Changing Role of the U S Army Rangers from Dieppe to Grenada
“The great strength of the book is its comprehensive nature. It actually spans the Ranger experience from the eighteenth century all the way to the Gulf War . . . the after part of the volume contains an outstanding bibliographic essay and the most complete, helpful index this reviewer has seen in recent times.”–Journal of Military History
“An admirable effort that brings scholarly discernment to a topic encumbered by nostalgia and legend. Rather than focusing exclusively on battles, Hogan directs his attention to the larger issues of the Army’s Rangers. . . . Many readers will be surprised at just how dramatic the shift in attitudes toward, and roles for, the Rangers have been. . . . Hogan’s bibliographic essay is an excellent starting point for those wishing to read more on the Rangers.”–Armed Forces Journal International
“. . . is an admirable effort that brings scholarly discernment to a topic encumbered by nostalgia and legend. . . . Hogan’s bibliographic essay is an excellent starting point for those wishing to read more on the Rangers.”–Armed Forces Journal
“The book is an excellent read and provides the SOF professional with perspective on developing and maintaining our forces.”–Special Warfare
“an admirable effort that brings scholarly discernment to a topic encumbered by nostalgia and legend. . . an excellent starting point for those wishing to read more on the Rangers.”–Armed Forces Journal INTERNATIONAL
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