Publisher's Synopsis
"Studies in Applied Tactics" by Georg Karl Friedrich Viktor von Alten, translated and adapted by Major C.H. Barth, offers a detailed examination of military tactics. This authorized translation, focusing on American Army organization, provides valuable insights into the strategic thinking of the early 20th century. The book delves into the application of tactical principles, making it a significant resource for understanding military strategies and their practical implementation. Readers interested in military history and the evolution of tactical warfare will find this study to be an informative and historically relevant work.
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