… studies from the U.S. Naval War College, and is currently … . [1] Friedman writes that the operational level of war blocks the grammar of tactics …

… Army in Europe described it as ‘operational art’ . In contrast for … since the first weeks of the war and led to panic amongst the … Fortitude’ during World War Two. The operation was a …

… The operational level of war does not … think. The operational level of war was introduced into Western …

… (COIN) and Limited Contingency Operations (LCO) over the last ten … resources will inevitably lead to war [5] , [6] . Large Scale Combat … under the spectrum of general war, where offensive operations …

… is to prepare land forces for war in order to defend Australia … barracks locations are located in warmer climes, and are quite a … soldiers have been required to operate in cold environments in the …

… by Dale Eikmeier via Small Wars Journal  offers yet another perspective on whether or not the … with the operational level of war. The author cleverly begins …

… In this article, The Operational Level of War and the Operational Art , via … art and operational level of war concept to the Napoleonic …

… we try to provide you with the perspectives of our close allies, … Allan English, Daniel Gosselin, Howard Coombs and Laurence Hickey. … with us about the key takeaways from your perspective. … …

… Experiences in Afghanistan during … principles of flexibility and cooperation on operations. Soldiers … doctrine, they may find that Land Warfare Doctrine (LWD) 3-9-1 … from other militaries Every warlike operation that the …

… Perception and Misperception in International … a central cause of both world wars’, where ‘each side believed … on becoming ‘more self-aware… reduce undue confidence, …