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Category: Aviation Hammer from Above by Jay A. Stout 1912-2012 100 Years of Marine Corps Aviation by Roxanne M. Kaufman Marine Air by Robert F. Dorr On Yankee Station by J. B. Nichols, B. Tillman, S. Coonts The Art of Airpower, Sun Tzu Revisited by Sanu Kainikara The Naval Air War in Korea by Richard P. Hallion U.S. Marine Corps Aviation Since 1912 by Peter Mersky
Category: Counterinsurgency Counterinsurgency Warfare by David Galula Learning to Eat Soup With A Knife by John Nagl Street Without Joy by Bernard Fall The Accidental Guerilla by David Kilcullen The Village by B. West (aka Francis West) War Comes to Long An by Jeffrey Race
Category: Cyberwarfare & Security America the vulnerable by Joel Brenner Coundown to Zero Day by Kim Zetter Cyber War by Richard A. Clarke, Robert Knake Cyberpower & National Security by Franklin Kramer Ghost Fleet by P.W. Singer Inside Cyber Warfare by Jeffrey Carr Wired For War by P. W. Singer
Category: Leadership Developing the Leaders Around You by John C. Maxwell Heroic Leadership by Chris Lowney MCWP 6-11 Leading Marines—USMC Lincoln on Leadership by Donald T. Phillips Start with Why by Simon Sinek The Power of Communication by Helio Fred Garcia The Starfish and the Spider by Ori Brafman Ethical Warrior by Jack Hoban Honest Truth About Dishonesty by Dan Ariely
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Air Power and Maneuver Warfare by Martin Van Creveld Assault from the Sea by Merrill L. Bartlett Maneuver Warfare Handbook by William S. Lind Maneuver Warfare by Richard Hooker The U.S. Marines and Amphibious War by Jeter A. Isely Victory At High Tide by Robert D. Heinl Warfighting MCDP-1 by USMC
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- Tumble Books - Ebsco eBooks - Books - Graphic Novels - Magazines/Newspapers - DVDs - Games for Xbox 360, Xbox One, Playstation 3 & 4, Wii & Wii U - Audiobooks - Music CDs - Playaway audiobooks - USMC/USN Professional - Reading Rooms POLICIES
- All materials borrowed from MCCS Libraries are 3 week check outs. - Unlimited Books - 10 DVDs per family - 10 CDs per family - 10 Audio Books per family - 10 Playaways per family - 2 Video Games per family - Reference Books and magazines cannot be checked out - All items will automatically renew if the item isn't currently requested by another user and the item has been renewed fewer than two times. - Sponsor is responsible for lost or damaged materials. - Replacement items must be identical or similar in content. Contact Library Manager first before replacement is ordered/purchased to determine best options for the libraries and customer. REGISTRATION Who can register? - Active duty - Civilian - Retirees - Family members w/ SOFA - Local Nationals (base employees only) What do I need? - Work/home address - Work and/or personal email address - Valid DOD I.D. card - PSC or Unit address - Home, Work & Cell Phone Numbers Where can we register? - Any MCCS library in Okinawa or Camp Fuji and Camp Mujuk, Korea. After registering, you will be registered within all MCCS libraries in Okinawa! SERVICES Computers - Internet Access: One Hour Limit if others waiting. - Gaming Consoles: Play Station 3 & 4, Wii, Wii Univeristy, Xbox 360, and Xbox 1 at Courtney, Foster, Futenma, Kinser and Schwab libraries. - Free Wi-Fi Printing/Faxing - Printing: First 10 pages free; customer must provide own paper when printing in excess of 10 pages. - Copier service: Black and White @ 10 cents per copy (20 cents for double sided). - Fax service: Free faxing service is available with some limitations (3 pages + cover). For faxes more than 3 pages customer may need own calling card unless faxing to DSN number. Incoming faxes charged at 10 cents per page received.
DVD Viewing TV/DVD sets are availalbe for viewing. iPads We have iPads available at the circulation desks for check out. You can use them for work, study, entertainment and to access our online resources.
GoPro Cameras & Accessories
Available for a three week check-out at all your MCCS Okinawa Libraries.
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Watch selected movies and TV shows for viewing anywhere, anytime, and on any device.
Launch Pad
Brain Games for all ages, keeping you mentally sharp.
CMC Reading List All available titles on the Commandant of the Marine Corps reading list, including available audiobooks. Military Reading Lists Books from the Civilian Marine Leadership, Sergeant Major of the Marine Corps Reading List, and Navy Professional Reading Program. United Through Reading Service Patrons can record themselves reading books or greetings to family members back home. (Available at Camp Courtney, Camp Foster, Camp Hansen and Camp Schwab Libraries)
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