Two Essays On Military History, Strategy, and Tactics: Mountain Warfare (1909) And Naval Strategy (1917)
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1909
English
- Mountain Warfare: Some principles of frontier mountain warfare; General considerations; Some strength and organization of columns; Marches and protection
- Mountain Warfare: Action of the advanced and rear-guards, and of road picquets; Attack and defense
- Mountain Warfare: Camps; Protection of line of communication; Defence of post
- British Navy: Duties and responsibilities of the sea service
- British Navy: The centre of sea-power
- British Navy: Sweeping the enemy from the oceans
- British Navy: The grasp of the Mediterranean: Sea and land power
- British Navy: Dealing with the submarines; The navy and the mine
- British Navy: The navy and army transport; The navy that flies
- British Navy: Officers and men of the navy; What the British navy is and what it fights for
One essay (1909) lays out tactics for mountain fighting, focused on British Army experience on the Indian frontier (Afghanistan), penned by a British officer who fought in that conflict, Wilkinson Dent Bird. The other essay (1917) focuses on the British navy in World War I written by an author who specialized in British naval strategy and history, John Leyland. - Summary by david wales
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