Infantry Tactics

Sebastian Farnham

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Summary

Infantry Tactics delves into the dynamic evolution of infantry combat from ancient times to the present, illustrating how technological advancements and societal shifts have shaped battlefield strategies. The book examines how infantry tactics have adapted over centuries, moving from the rigid formations of the phalanx to the fluid fire-and-maneuver tactics of today. A key insight is the understanding of how innovations, such as the transition from spears to firearms, have revolutionized tactical doctrine, underscoring the intricate relationship between military science and broader historical forces.

 
The book uniquely emphasizes the adaptive nature of infantry tactics, highlighting the continuous evolution in response to new threats. Organized chronologically, Infantry Tactics begins with ancient warfare, progresses through the medieval period, and dedicates significant attention to the impact of gunpowder and industrialization. By analyzing military manuals, historical accounts, and battlefield simulations, the book offers readers a comprehensive understanding of the past, present, and future of infantry combat, providing valuable insights for military professionals, historians, and anyone interested in military history.

Available since: 03/29/2025.

Print length: 74 pages.

Humanities & Social Sciences

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