A Military History of Texas

“This is the first survey history of its kind, and an important book. Uglow has synthesized the very best of scholarship to present a very well-written, accurate, and balanced account of each era of Texas military history, each era replete with complexities, nuances, and historical minefields for the unwary or uninformed.”—COL (ret.) Thomas Ty Smith, author of The Old Army in Texas and The U.S. Army and the Texas Frontier Economy, 1845–1900
 
“This work has the potential to make an enormous contribution to Texas history. The narrative is sprinkled with excellent insights that merit a wide audience. As the first single-volume history of the entire Texas military experience, it fills a gaping void in the scholarly literature.”—Robert Wooster, author of Soldiers, Sutlers, and Settlers: Garrison Life on the Texas Frontier and The Military and United States Indian Policy 1865-1903

“Loyd Uglow presents a well-written volume on Texas as one of the most contested regions of the North American continent, as well as detailing the contributions of Texas and Texans to the military history of the United States. His book deserves a place in any Texana or military collection.”—William Groneman, officer and board member, Western Writers of America

“Broadly defined, military history cuts a wide swath through the story of Texas, and Loyd Uglow covers it all from edge to edge with rich details and lively writing.”—Dan K. Utley, Chief Historian, Center for Texas Public History
 

"This work is a concise examination of Texas’s military history. It details the most important military engagements to occur in Texas, along with Texas’s contributions to the U.S. military throughout its history. This book should become standard reading for college students in a Texas history course. It would also be an invaluable addition to a military history course."--Journal of Military History

"[A]n outstanding introduction to Texas military history. Uglow has condensed a massive topic into a well-written narrative."--Dallas Historical Society Dispatch

"Abundant endnotes, along with primary and secondary sources, support a masterful presentation of which all Texans can be proud."--WWA Roundup Magazine

"Loyd Uglow has provided readers with a highly informative, professionally written, solid narrative, an easy index, and unbelievable 23-page selected bibliography."--ARGunners