Military Strategy by Amelia Khatri

Military Strategy explores how timeless principles of warfare have shaped history and continue to influence modern conflict. The book examines the evolution of strategic thought, from ancient wisdom to contemporary doctrines, highlighting how understanding the adversary and concentrating force remain vital. It also shows how the application of these principles has determined military success and failure across different eras.

This book delves into the core tenets of strategic thinking, their historical application, and the impact of technological innovation. Examining historical case studies, from the Roman Empire to the World Wars, it reveals how strategic concepts were applied and adapted. The study connects military history to political science and economics, emphasizing how successful military strategy requires a convergence of multiple areas.

The book is structured in three parts, beginning with the fundamental concepts of military strategy, then moving to key historical case studies, and finally exploring modern military strategy. By synthesizing classical theories with modern strategic thought, Military Strategy provides a comprehensive understanding of military history for students, military professionals, and anyone interested in the dynamics of conflict.