Organization and Tactics (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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Learn how armies are built, commanded, and moved on the battlefield to win campaigns and battles.

Organization and Tactics explains how military forces are structured from small units up to corps, and how leaders use discipline, staff work, and logistics to maintain momentum. It also discusses how tactics change with terrain, weapon types, and the evolving demands of war. The book draws on historical examples to show why formation, command, and coordination matter in real-world operations.

Whether you are curious about how decisions travel from a general to the frontline, or how raids, information gathering, and diversions influence outcomes, this edition offers practical insights into the mechanics of fighting and the planning behind it.

• How the army is organized into units, from battalion to army corps.


• The role of the staff, commanders, and support services in making a campaign possible.


• How raids, reconnaissance, and deception can affect the course of war.


• How weapons, terrain, and supply chains shape tactical choices.

Ideal for readers of military history and strategy who want a clear, example‑driven view of how organization and tactics work together.

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