The Art of War¶
Jomini, A. (1862). The Art of War. Précis de l'art de la guerre.
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- Interior Lines
- Military strategy. Forces at a central position facing simultaneous fronts can shift reserves between them faster than separated adversaries can coordinate; the principle was codified in classical military doctrine and refined by its later critics.
This sourceTrans. G. H. Mendell and W. P. Craighill. Philadelphia: Lippincott, 1862 [orig. 1838]. Codifies the doctrine of interior lines — a central force operating on diverging lines, closer to separated enemy forces than they are to one another, shifting reserves between fronts faster than they can coordinate, and concentrating at the decisive point.
- Military strategy. Forces at a central position facing simultaneous fronts can shift reserves between them faster than separated adversaries can coordinate; the principle was codified in classical military doctrine and refined by its later critics.
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