Truppenführung, the 1933 German Army command manual that guided that army’s leaders throughout World War II, has been called the most influential doctrinal manual ever written. This review praises the new English translation, The German Art of War.
Read MoreA review of The Accidental Guerrilla, a book by David Kilcullen, acknowledges Kilcullen's expertise in counterinsurgency and guerrilla warfare operations and finds his treatment of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan extremely valuable and unique.
Read MoreThe continuing series Tactics 101, in its April 2009 installment, covers the critical concepts of transitioning between offensive and defensive postures.
Read MoreArmchair General's Tactics 101 column continues this month with a look at The Delay.
Read MoreStrategist and author Ralph Peters describes Israel's punitive expedition into Gaza a half-way war and observes that in the conduct of war, the innocent will always suffer, but the misery should not be disproportionate to the value of the results.
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