《STILWELL AND THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE IN CHINA 1911-1945》

Prologue：The Crisis1

PART ONE9

1FOUNDATIONS OF AN OFFICER9

2 VISITOR TO REVOLUTION：CHINA，191125

3 THE GREAT WAR：ST.MIHIEL AND SHANTUNG42

4 ASSIGNMENT TO PEKING：YEARS OF THE WARLORDS，1920-2361

5 THE “CAN DO” REGIMENT AND THE RISE OF CHIANG KAI-SHEK，1926-2990

6 “VINEGAR JOE，” 1929-35123

7 MILITARY ATTACHE： CHINA’S LAST CHANCE，1935-37143

8 MILITARY ATTACHE：SINO-JAPANESE WAR，1937-39164

PART TWO203

9THE RUSH TO PREPARE 1939-41203

10 “I’LL GO WHERE I’M SENT”December 1941-February 1942229

11 “A HELL OF A BEATING”March-May 1942256

12 THE CLIENT June-October 1942301

13 “PEANUT AND I ON A RAFT” August 1942-January 1943326

14 THE PRESIDENT’S POLICY January-May 1943349

15 STILWELL MUST GO June-October 1943375

16 CHINA’S HOUR AT CAIRO November-December 1943396

17 THE ROAD BACK December 1943-July 1944415

18 “THE FUTURE OF ALL ASIA IS AT STAKE” June-September 1944455

19 THE LIMITS OF “CAN Do” September-November 1944483

20 “WE OUGHT To GET OUT—NOW” 1945-46510

Appendix ROAD-BUILDING，1921：HAPHAZARD CONVERSATIONS by Major Joseph W.Stilwell535

Bibliography and Other Sources541

Notes553

Index593