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The anthology 'What Should the U.S. Army Learn From History?' offers a cogent examination of the indispensable lessons that historical militaristic engagements can teach contemporary strategic operations. The diversity in literary styles-from analytical essays to narrated instances of past wars-complements the depth and range of military scholarship present in this collection. Each piece works synergistically to underscore the criticality of historical knowledge in informing future tactics and strategies. Standout pieces in the collection explore themes from the adaptability of the armed forces to the evolution of warfare technology, highlighting significant shifts in military paradigms over centuries. The contributors, brought together under the auspices of the Strategic Studies Institute with the leadership of notable strategist Colin S. Gray, are a testament to robust academic and field-specific expertise. Their collective backgrounds in military strategy, history, and policy analysis provide an expansive understanding of the ways historical contexts can and should influence modern military decisions. The discussion is set against a backdrop of various global historical and cultural movements, offering a panoramic view of military history's role in shaping tactical decisions. This collection is an invaluable resource for policymakers, strategists, and scholars. It presents an exceptional opportunity to explore a spectrum of historical insights and their direct applications to contemporary strategic planning and execution. Readers are implored to delve into the nuanced discussions presented by each contributor, appreciating the complex interplay of history and modern military strategy, which collectively enriches the understanding and appreciation of the lessons history can offer to today's Army leaders and thinkers.