Books by James F. Dunnigan

James F. Dunnigan is a military historian and analyst and a designer of war-game simulations. He has been a lecturer to the U.S. State Department, CIA, and U.S. Army War College. He is a veteran of the U.S. Army, a graduate of Columbia University, and the author of several books, including The World War II Bookshelf, How to Make War, and three previous editions of A Quick and Dirty Guide to War. A resident of New York City, Dunnigan offers ongoing analysis of world events at his website, www.strategypage.com. Austin Bay is a military historian and analyst and a designer of war-game simulations. He writes a national security column for Creators Syndicate, his commentaries run on National Public Radio's Morning Edition, and he has appeared as a guest analyst on CNN, C-SPAN, and ABC News Nightline. Retired as a colonel in the U.S. Army Reserve, he was recalled to active duty and served in Iraq in 2004. Bay lives in Austin, Texas. His website is www.austinbay.net.