Vom Kriege¶
Clausewitz, C. v. (1832). Vom Kriege. Dümmler.
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Primes¶
- Concentration
- In military strategy it is the foundational principle of war — concentration of force (mass) at the schwerpunkt, the decisive point, paired with economy of force at the secondary sectors
This sourceDevelops the concentration of forces at the decisive point (Schwerpunkt, the center of gravity) as a foundational principle of war, paired with economy at secondary points.
- In military strategy it is the foundational principle of war — concentration of force (mass) at the schwerpunkt, the decisive point, paired with economy of force at the secondary sectors
- Logistics Overreach
- In military operations — the classical anchor — Clausewitz's culminating point of victory names the moment an army outruns its supply train, captures more ground than it can hold, and becomes vulnerable to counter-attack.
This sourceEd./trans. Michael Howard and Peter Paret, Princeton University Press, 1976. Introduces the culminating point of victory — the point at which an advancing army outruns its supply and its offensive power wanes, becoming vulnerable to counter-attack.
- In military operations — the classical anchor — Clausewitz's culminating point of victory names the moment an army outruns its supply train, captures more ground than it can hold, and becomes vulnerable to counter-attack.
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