THE ART OF WAR

by Sun Tzu, translated by Samuel Griffith

The earliest recorded maxims of war, this book is still clear, concise , and remains applicable. This short volume is well organized to facilitate study.

STRATEGY

by B.H. Liddell Hart

This noted author provides a carefully developed historical study of the benefits of the indirect approach. It is a must for those wishing to study the evolution of military doctrine in the 20th century.

THE ROMMEL PAPERS

by B.H. Liddell Hart

Hart compiled, edited, and provided background on Rommel’s personal account of his actions in World War II. Of particular interest is Rommel’s style of leadership in a fast-moving environment.

SHERMAN: SOLDIER, REALIST, AMERICAN

by B.H. Liddell Hart

This fascinating biography traces Sherman’s development from civilian to master strategist and proponent of maneuver warfare.

STONEWALL IN THE VALLEY

by Robert G. Tanner

This volume highlights Stonewall Jackson’s style of maneuver warfare and his masterful use of meager forces to tie down much larger Union forces thereby disrupting the North’s entire strategy.

LOST VICTORIES

by Field Marshal Erich von Manstein