Written by Gregory Pickell, veteran of the NATO intervention in the Balkans and one-time book editor of ‘90s television sensation Modern War, Marching on Tuzla tells the tale of two fictional antagonists - disgruntled West Pointer Darius Grant and Alexse Savič, champion of the ethnic Serbs of Bosnia.
Building upon his previous studies of military leadership in the twentieth century, Martin Samuels has created a taxonomy of command and control. Better yet, Piercing the Fog of War: The Theory and Practice of Command in the British and German Armies, 1918-1940 nests this schema in a series of accessible case studies.
Working in harness with Christopher Pringle, wargame enthusiast and war college professor Nicholas Murray has made the first English-language translation of Napoleon’s 1796 Italian Campaign. Written by Carl von Clausewitz, this monograph describes the operations conducted by General Bonaparte in the course of his first independent command.
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