Elements of Military Strategy

Focusing on American military campaigns from the Indian Wars to the Gulf War, this book explores strategy through historical examples. It emphasizes the U.S. war against Japan, showcasing independent and interdependent operations across land, sea, and air. Each case study serves to illustrate strategic concepts while demonstrating the author's unique approach to military strategy organization. The content is designed for military professionals, students, and enthusiasts, providing valuable insights into the application of strategy in military operations.