About “Intelligence in War”
Intelligence in War examines the role of military intelligence in a series of significant conflicts, arguing that intelligence has been a vital factor in military victories. John Keegan analyzes how decisions in war have been shaped by information, including instances such as Horatio Nelson's pursuit of Napoleon's fleet and Stonewall Jackson's use of detailed maps, while also considering the limitations of intelligence in the face of brute force.
Praise for “Intelligence in War”
“Likely to jar the conventional wisdom. . . . Keegan is always a pleasure to read for his wit, insight and style.”
“Bracing, meticulous case studies [by] our greatest modern military historian.”
“Keegan is a . . . treasure. . . . His analysis is as sharp as ever, and it’s all written with his characteristic flair.”
Book details
- Published
- 2003
- Latest edition
- 2003 · ISBN 9780375700460
- ISBN
- 9780375700460
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How many pages is Intelligence in War?
Intelligence in War by John Keegan has 432 pages.
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