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Front Cover -- Half Title -- Series Information -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Chapter 1. Introduction: War and Animals -- Section I Animals as "Weapons" -- Chapter 2. Death in the Harness: Equine Transport, Military Movement, and Mass Mortality in French Armies of the Napoleonic Era -- Chapter 3. Animal in New Wars: Dogs and Cows against the Jihadists of Boko Haram in Cameroon -- Section II Animals and the War Effort -- Chapter 4. The Role of Animals in Ancient Greek and Roman Military Manuals -- Chapter 5. The Loss of Animals in Serbia during the Balkan Wars and the First World War -- Section III Animals and Strategy -- Chapter 6. The Hidden Preparation of the Great War: The Commitment of the Italian Army to Horse Selection, 1861-1914 -- Chapter 7. Between Guerilla Warfare and Logistical Necessity: The Use and Perception of Camels in the Middle East during the First World War -- Chapter 8. Conserving Comrade Horse: The German Army's Veterinary Service in World War II -- Section IV Animal Semiotics in War -- Chapter 9. Non-Human Agents in the Early Spanish Colonies: Soldiers, Icons, Food, and Company -- Chapter 10. "Poor Dolly … She also was suffering from shell shock": The Shared Impact of Warfare on Soldiers and their Horses in the Great War -- Chapter 11. War Asset and Solidarity on the Hoof: Reindeer in the Fennoscandian Arctic During World War II -- Contributors -- Index -- Back Cover.