Elements of Military Strategy

Focusing on American military history from the Indian Wars to the Gulf War, the book explores strategy through case studies of land, sea, and air campaigns. A significant portion is dedicated to the U.S. war against Japan, highlighting independent and interdependent operations. By illustrating strategic concepts with historical examples, the author presents a unique framework for understanding military strategy. This work is designed for military professionals, students, and enthusiasts interested in the application of strategy in military operations.