Military Strategies Mountain and Naval Warfare

By Wilkinson Dent Bird, John Leyland

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Explore two compelling essays that delve into military strategy and tactics. The first, written in 1909 by British officer Wilkinson Dent Bird, discusses the intricacies of mountain warfare based on the British Armys experiences on the Indian frontier, particularly in Afghanistan. The second essay, penned in 1917 by naval historian John Leyland, examines the strategic maneuvers of the British navy during World War I. This collection offers a fascinating glimpse into the evolution of military thought through the lens of two distinct yet interconnected theaters of war. - Summary by David Wales

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010 - British Navy Officers and men of the navy What the British navy is and what it fights for
Jan 17, 2026
009 - British Navy The navy and army transport The navy that flies
Jan 17, 2026
008 - British Navy Dealing with the submarines The navy and the mine
Jan 17, 2026
007 - British Navy The grasp of the Mediterranean Sea and land power
Jan 17, 2026
006 - British Navy Sweeping the enemy from the oceans
Jan 17, 2026
005 - British Navy The centre of sea-power
Jan 17, 2026
004 - British Navy Duties and responsibilities of the sea service
Jan 17, 2026
003 - Mountain Warfare Camps Protection of line of communication Defence of post
Jan 17, 2026
002 - Mountain Warfare Action of the advanced and rear-guards and of road picquets Attack and defense
Jan 17, 2026
001 - Mountain Warfare Some principles of frontier mountain warfare General considerations Some strength a
Jan 17, 2026