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Author : Robert R. Leonhard
Release : 1991
Genre : History
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Book Synopsis The Art of Maneuver by : Robert R. Leonhard
Download or read book The Art of Maneuver written by Robert R. Leonhard. This book was released on 1991. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Leonhard exposes as folly our view of war as an attritional phenomenon, measuring success in body counts and tons of explosives spent.
Author : Richard D. Hooker
Release : 1993
Genre : History
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Book Synopsis Maneuver Warfare by : Richard D. Hooker
Download or read book Maneuver Warfare written by Richard D. Hooker. This book was released on 1993. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: "Today, America's armed forces face massive change, a dramatically reduced force structure, and severe budget cuts. The concept of "maneuver warfare" has been put forth as one promising solution to this dilemma. Can a small, maneuver-oriented military establishment actually serve us better, as its proponents claim? This vexing question provides the basis for this important book." "The answers to this question will serve as the foundation for American military doctrine in the 21st century. Here, some of America's finest minds explore the idea of maneuver-based warfare, getting to the heart of the issues and engaging in an energetic and lively debate, with each essay making an independent contribution to the evolving thought. Whether a cure-all or an empty bag of tricks, maneuver warfare theory presents a formidable challenge to the American defense establishment. The synthesis of ideas presented in this volume will be critically important in shaping the post-Cold War world. Everyone in the military, or interested in national defense, should read these thoughtful and controversial essays."--BOOK JACKET.Title Summary field provided by Blackwell North America, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Author : Robert R. Leonhard
Release : 1994
Genre : History
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Book Synopsis Fighting by Minutes by : Robert R. Leonhard
Download or read book Fighting by Minutes written by Robert R. Leonhard. This book was released on 1994. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: This book argues that time is the primary dimension in modern war and explores the paradoxes of warfare's temporal characteristics. Leonhard introduces a bold new theory that focuses on time as the critical component that controls all other aspects of war. Well-grounded in history, Leonhard's work is certain to take its place as a classic theory of war according to James R. McDonough, who wrote the foreword.
Author : Stephen Robinson
Release : 2021-04-07
Genre : History
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Book Synopsis The Blind Strategist by : Stephen Robinson
Download or read book The Blind Strategist written by Stephen Robinson . This book was released on 2021-04-07. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Did Nazi war criminals deceive the United States military during the Cold War? A new book by a Canberra-based historian tells the story of how America’s most famous and influential military theorist was seduced by the lies of Hitler’s defeated generals. From the author of Panzer Commander Hermann Balck and False Flags comes The Blind Strategist: John Boyd and the American Art of War. Colonel John Boyd, a maverick fighter pilot, revolutionized the American art of war through his ideas on conflict and the human mind. Boyd claimed that victory is won by the side which transitions through 'decision cycles' faster than the enemy and his ideas gained influential converts in the Pentagon who were seeking a new way of waging war after defeat in Vietnam. Although Boyd’s theories became the basis of American military doctrine, he relied upon the fraudulent testimony of former Nazi generals who fabricated historical evidence to disassociate their reputations from their defeat and cover up their willing participation in war crimes. Boyd certainly changed the American art of war, but did he corrupt it in the process? The Blind Strategist separates fact from fantasy and exposes the myths of maneuver warfare through a detailed evidence-based investigation. Discover how maneuver warfare has resulted in catastrophic decisions in this must-read for anybody interested in American military history.
Author : Mark Dvoretsky
Release : 2016-07-19
Genre : Games & Activities
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Book Synopsis Maneuvering by : Mark Dvoretsky
Download or read book Maneuvering written by Mark Dvoretsky. This book was released on 2016-07-19. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Find the Best Squares for Your Pieces! To a large extent, the level of any chessplayer’s skill depends on his or her ability to discover and evaluate positional operations as quickly and correctly as possible. In this book, premier chess instructor and trainer Mark Dvoretsky examines one of the most important aspects of positional skill, namely the art of playing with pieces, of maneuvering and finding the best squares for your pieces. Training your maneuvering skills will help you at every stage of the game – which is why among the exercises there are opening, middlegame and endgame positions, and not only those that are taken from practical games, but also studies. The conscientious student, carefully working his or her way through this book, will help improve positional mastery and significantly enhance overall playing skill.
