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Strategy as a science of warfare and a philosophy of achieving goals began to take shape in ancient times. And ancient classical treatises remain surprisingly relevant even in our time. They are studied in military schools and as part of philosophy courses. Military strategy covers the theory and practice of preparing for war, planning and conducting it, and studies the laws of war, which is an integral part of military affairs. The strategy includes the art of combining preparation for war and successive operations of troops to achieve the goal of war. The strategy addresses issues related to the use of both the armed forces and all the resources of the country to defeat the enemy.
In this collection, the reader will find classic works that have become the foundation of the science of military and political strategies.
Content:
Niccolo Mascolo
Niccolo Machiavelli. On the Art of War Mamamoto Tsuji.
Yamamoto Tsunetomo. The Bushido Code
Miyamoto Musashi. The Book of the Five Rings.