Highly illustrated, Amphibious Warfare takes the reader through the different stages of an amphibious campaign chapter by chapter, illustrating each with case studies from the last 100 years.
Focusing on modern land warfare, this textbook offers a comprehensive exploration of relevant vocabulary, concepts, and ongoing debates. The updated second edition features new chapters that delve into non-western perspectives and the complexities of hybrid warfare, reflecting the evolving nature of military strategy and tactics.
Focusing on the British government's use of persuasion throughout the twentieth century, this volume presents case studies that evaluate the effectiveness of influence on various non-western societies. It explores the shifting nature of influence as a foreign policy tool, making it relevant for historians and those interested in international relations. The collection highlights both successful and unsuccessful attempts to sway other nations, providing insights into the complexities of diplomatic strategies.
Britain's Conflict with Indonesia
Focusing on the challenges of war termination, this book examines the British experience in Indonesia during the 1960s as a case study of conflict strategy and resolution. It offers valuable insights into British counter-insurgency operations while addressing broader debates surrounding the complexities of ending wars within strategic frameworks. The analysis highlights both historical context and theoretical implications, making it a significant contribution to military literature and strategic thought.
Teorie a praxe vyloďovacích operací ve dvacátém století. Kniha přináší jedinečný pohled na jednotlivé etapy vyloďovacích operací od jejich počátků do současnosti.