'...we have been fighting for thousands of years; if would be idiotic and unethical not to take advantage of such experience. If you haven't read hundreds of books, you are functionally illiterate.'  MAJGEN (Retd) Jim Mattis

LTCOL Robinson issued a task to the SNCO's and officers of ASLO: to review a book and present their findings to the group in under five minutes. Here are the results of this activity (Please note the videos cannot be viewed on DPN): 

Alexander the Great and logistics of the Macedonian Army by Donald W. Engels - reviewed by CAPT Aston

Britain's War Machine by David Edgerton - reviewed by MAJ Lumb

Conceptualising the Quiet Revolution by Patrick Bury  - reviewed by CAPT Kiss

Defeat into Victory by Field Marshall Viscount Slim - reviewed by WO2 Abell

Feeding Mars by John A. Lynn - reviewed by SGT Beyers

Moving Mountains: Lessons in leadership and logistics from the Gulf War by LTGEN William G. Pagonis - reviewed by CAPT Monda

Napoleon's Russian Campaign 1812 - reviewed by CAPT Ward

Logistics Case Study of NAPOLEON’S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN – 1812

Powering War: Modern Land Force Logistics by P.D. Foxton - reviewed by CAPT Monaghan

The Lieutenant Don't Know by Jeff Clement - reviewed by CAPT Coleman

The Ulster Tales by John Wilsey - reviewed by MAJ House

We were soldiers once and young by LTGEN (Retd) Harold G. Moore and Joseph L. Galloway - reviewed by CAPT Lever