The U.S. Army Campaigns: China Defensive examines the multifaceted military strategies and operations conducted during World War II's China Defensive campaign. With a comprehensive array of literary styles, from strategic analyses to narrative recounts, the collection traverses the complex terrain of war literature by reflecting on both high-level decisions and on-the-ground experiences. Curated by the U.S. Army Center of Military History and edited by renowned military historian Mark D. Sherry, this anthology captures the criticalities and nuances of a pivotal yet often overlooked theater of the global conflict. The esteemed editors bring together a diverse cadre of historians, strategists, and military analysts, each contributing to a tapestry of perspectives that delve into the historical and cultural fabric of the era. The anthology is situated within the larger scholarly discourse on military campaigns and aligns closely with historical movements that emphasize the significance of multi-theater engagements in shaping global outcomes. The contributors' varied backgrounds enrich the collective narrative, presenting a holistic view that balances strategic imperatives with human experiences. For both historians and enthusiasts, The U.S. Army Campaigns: China Defensive offers a unique opportunity to navigate through a spectrum of military thought and personal accounts. The anthology not only educates on the specificities of the China Defensive campaign but also delves into the broader geopolitical implications of such military engagements. Readers are invited to explore this cohesive yet diverse volume, appreciating its educational depth and the intricate dialogue between the various viewpoints that it encapsulates.