Manuscripts are typically 80-300 pages double spaced, and contain primary and secondary sources. This includes but is not limited to Military History, Doctrine, Command, Branch/Unit Histories, Recent/Current Operations, and Miscellaneous. Historical Monograph Series: Original interpretive research on historical topics relevant to the current doctrinal and operational concerns of the US Army. Depending on the topic and interest, some titles will also be printed and distributed by the press. All AUP publications will be released in digital format onto the press’ website. To do this, AUP will offer a variety of publishing formats including monographs and articles. The goal of AUP is to foster discussion among members of the US Army concerning topics of immediate and enduring interest to the profession of arms. AUP does not accept previously published materials or unedited thesis or dissertations. Every manuscript submission undergoes review and revision process designed to prepare it for publication. We welcome manuscripts covering military history, leadership, doctrine, organization, tactics, operations, and logistics, as well as personal experiences and memoirs. The Army University Press (AUP) at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, publishes original, interpretive research on topics pertinent to the current interests and concerns of the US Army.
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