Stalingrad / Palo Alto / New York / Dulles / Rome / Algiers / Aachen / /
Company
Teaching Strategy Group / Osprey Publishing / Oxford University Press / Potomac Books Inc. / USAWC M Cambridge University Press / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
United States / Afghanistan / United Kingdom / Iraq / Lebanon / /
Currency
USD / /
Facility
General Staff College / Georgetown University / King’s College / Fort Leavenworth / US Army War College / Fort Polk / /
MedicalCondition
physical injury / /
Movie
David and Goliath / Theater of War / /
NaturalFeature
Bay of Pigs / Sinai / /
Organization
Army in Europe / Cambridge University / War Army / Department of War Studies / Training and Doctrine Command / 1st Marine Division / Army Command / US government / Israel Defense Forces / General Staff College / King’s College London / Army / Spring / North Atlantic Treaty Organization / US Army War College / 1st Armored Division / al-Qaeda / IDF Ground Forces’ Concept Development and Doctrine Department / Center for Strategic Leadership / United States Army / American military / Georgetown University / German Army / Oxford University / /
Person
Eitan Shamir / Barry Watts / Lawrence Yeats / Roger Spillers / James Russell / Meir Finkel / Kennedy / Hitler / Gregory Fontenot / Ross Harrison / Andrew Krepinevich / Martin van Creveld / Dima Adamsky / Douglas B. Campbell / Raphael D. Marcus / William G. Robertson / Carl von Clausewitz / Fred Franks / Thomas G. Mahnken / Saddam Hussein / Charles D. Allen / /
Position
doctrine writer and teacher / President / Lieutenant Colonel / General / officer / historian / author / Colonel / model / Director / professor of practice of international relations / Professor of Leadership and Cultural Studies / corporate chief executive officer / current professor / Chair of Economic Geography and National Security / /
Book Reviews Predicting War Who Wins? Predicting Strategic Success and Failure in Armed Conflict By Patricia L. Sullivan Reviewed by Thomas G. Mahnken, Jerome E. Levy Chair of Economic