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Military Innovation in the Interwar Period

Author: Williamson Murray and Allan R Millett (eds.)
ISBN: 978-0521637602
Reading list:
Mandatory: LTCOL, WO1
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The volume brings together a series of comparative studies of British, German and American experience in adaptation and innovation between the two world wars. Subjects include developments in armoured warfare and mechanisation, surface and sub-surface war at sea and developments in maritime aviation, and the exploitation of the electro-magnetic sphere through developments in radio and radar. The book concludes with several deeply insightful chapters on the patterns of military innovation and the difficulties of innovation in peacetime. 

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