The Geography of Warfare

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The Geography of Warfare

Author	: Pat O'Sullivan
File Size	: 51,5 Mb
Publisher	: Routledge
Language	: English
Release Date	: 03 October 2014
ISBN	: 9781317609049
Pages	: 174 pages

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The Geography of Warfare by Pat O'Sullivan Book PDF Summary

Originally published in 1983, this broad-ranging book provides penetrating insights on the role of geography in both historic and modern-day warfare. Tactically at a local level, strategically at the campaign level and geopolitically at the global level geographical knowledge is crucial. This book analyses geographical solutions to technical questions of logistics and transportation, the impact of climatology on planning for military action and the understanding of spatial geography for urban and guerrilla wars.

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