Battle Studies
Ancient and Modern Battle
Ardant du Picq · 1880 · 273 pages
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A seminal work by the French military officer Ardant du Picq analyzing the psychology of combat and troop behavior in wartime situations. Based on direct observations and soldiers' correspondence, the book challenges the conventional military theories of its time, emphasizing the crucial role of morale, group cohesion, and human will in military operations. A classic reflection that has influenced strategic thinkers for generations.
Book details
| Author | Ardant du Picq |
|---|---|
| Year of publication | 1880 |
| Pages | 273 |
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