Alamein
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| 10-29-07 | 5 | (NA) |
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As with "The Most Dangerous Enemy" Mr. Bungay looks for the reasons why a battle is won or lost in other parts such a logistics, supply, training, chain of command, etcetera. It is a very good change from the typical books where all the success or failure is charged upon the fighting soldiers. This book shows how a battle outcome is very much decided before starting
(Review Data Last Updated: 2010-02-16 02:20:52 EST)
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