Tactics 101 045: The Passage of Lines
This month's entry in the continuing Tactics 101 series begins a miniseries of articles on tactical enabling operations, actions that set the conditions for conducting a larger mission at a later time.
Read MoreThe Clausewitz Delusion – Book Review
A review of Steven L. Melton's The Clausewitz Delusion, a book that maintains the U.S. Army's infatuation with the writings of 19th-century military theoretician Carl von Clausewitz led to many of the problems in the Irag and Afghanistan wars.
Read MoreMAP OF THE MONTH – World War I: Europe Plunges into War
Animated map accompanied by recommended online reading depicting the chronology of nations entering World War I.
Read MoreTactics 101 044 – The Staging Plan
Concludes a five-part mini-series on air assault tactics by looking in-depth at the Staging Plan.
Read MoreTactics 101 043 – Air Assault: The Loading Plan
The Loading Plan is critical to the overall success of any Air Assault - packing the bird, packing it safely and packing it in an order that facilitates further operations. Tactics 101 continuing monthly series from Armchair General.
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