Command, Leadership and Tactics in War

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	"A masterpiece on command, leadership and tactics at the Battlegroup and Company level.  Hugely detailed and offering unsurpassed analysis."

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	"The classic on leadership at Platoon level."

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	"Key to understanding the actions and reactions of the individual soldier in combat."

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	"An indispensable classic from a master of his profession; describes the British (Indian) Army's second greatest achievement of the 20th century: the reconquest of Burma."

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	"Controversial, arguably self serving and egotistical, BUT these memoirs describe the thinking and methods employed by FM Montgomery from El Alamein, through Normandy and onto the Baltic."

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	"A superb analysis of the tactics, techniques and procedures employed by FM Montgomery to consistently defeat the Wehrmacht."

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	"The autobiography of one of the two most influential British Army Officers since the Second World War (the other being FM Sir Nigel Bagnall).  Candid and never sparing of reputations."

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	"The reasons for the British Army's failure in the North African desert laid bare by a man who was there."

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	"Forthright account of Brigade command under inadequate command and control alongside political micro-management. Destined to be a classic work."

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	"The genesis of modern infantry and combined arms tactics.  Describes how the British Army evolved to defeat the German Army in 1918, its greatest accomplishment of the 20th century."