On the Nature of War best books.
“Maneuver Warfare Handbook” by William Lind.
The classical on modern maneuver warfare. Setting out from German experience.
“The Art of War” by Sun Tzu. Samuel Griffith’s translation is the best.
The permanent and global chinese military theory from a classical author.
“The Soviet Conduct of Tactical Maneuver” by David Glantz.
The Soviet military doctrine that won the War, fully explained.
“Forward into Battle” by Paddy Griffith.
Excelent book about last two centuries’ military tactics.
“Maneuver Warfare: An Anthology”, compiled by Richard D. Hooker.
Short articles from some of the best modern military writers.
“The Art of Maneuver” by Robert Leonhard.
One of the first full theory about maneuver warfare.
“Race to the Swift” by Richard Simpkin.
On maneuver warfare. The best book of the British military thinker. Its reading is some difficult.
“Manual de Táctica”, dos tomos, by Eike Middeldorf.
It is the most complete and current manual on modern tactics that I have found. It has chapters about land warfare using atomic tactical bombs and on the particular conditions of fight: by night, in forests, with extreme cold, etc.
“Estrategia” by Basil Liddell Hart.
Best military theory by B. L. Hart. Easy to read.
“The Foundations of the Science of War” by John Frederick Charles Fuller.
The best book about military principles. Hard to read sometimes. Almost 65 years after its first edition, it was reprinted by the Marines Corps. I got a first edition copy from an American university library.
“On the Nature of War” by Enrique Alonso.
The “how to do” in war. Recent, full and unusual military theory. It is based in 10 “operational systems of manuever”.
“Understanding War” by Trevor N. Dupuy.
It is a combat theory, based on History, military factors and its figures.
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