Warfare, Past and Present
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The Paradox of Attrition: Psychological Defeat by Material Means
Military theory has grappled for centuries with how to categorize attritional warfare. Clausewitz contrasted protracted wars of exhaustion with those won through culminating battles of annihilation. For the maneuver warfare school, annihila...
Decisive Battle and Exploitation: The Irreducible Whole of Decision
Anyone with even a passing interest in military history can point to Case Yellow, Germany’s 1940 invasion of France, as an example of decisive victory. In a stroke, an attacking army group broke through the enemy’s main defensive line and e...
Asymmetric Decisiveness: The Unequal Payoff of Decisive Battle
The question of what makes a decisive battle is often as fruitless as it is frustrating. In casual understanding, “decisive” is used in a plethora of ways: it can mean a culminating victory (e.g. the last major battle in a victorious campai...
A Field Tour of Sekigahara: Japan’s Greatest Battle
I was recently at Sekigahara, site of the climactic 1600 battle that led to Japan’s reunification under Tokugawa Ieyasu. This was the largest-ever battle on the Japanese mainland and arguably the most important in the country’s history, yet...
Minimum Viable Force: Operational Considerations for Future Force Design
What is the smallest-sized ground force that can operate in a single theater against a first-rate peer competitor? That is to say, what is the minimum force size to remain operationally viable? The answer depends first and foremost on the s...
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