James F. Dunnigan's classic text on the principles of war has been revised to reflect the latest in technology information and international political developments. The book presents a clear picture of the world's complex weapons, armed forces, and tactics.
Dunnigan brings his expertise to bear on a stunning array of subjects, from the cutting edge of cyberwar to the current concern of terrorism. Past editions of How to Make War were accurate in assessing and predicting the outcomes of all major conflicts in the last two decades. Now, describing a new world order -one that features traditional warfare and terrorist techniques, and a greater number of equipped players-Dunnigan gives a vital understanding of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, Third World ballistic missiles, and the ramifications of conflicts raging around the globe.
Dunnigan brings his expertise to bear on a stunning array of subjects, from the cutting edge of cyberwar to the current concern of terrorism. Past editions of How to Make War were accurate in assessing and predicting the outcomes of all major conflicts in the last two decades. Now, describing a new world order -one that features traditional warfare and terrorist techniques, and a greater number of equipped players-Dunnigan gives a vital understanding of nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons, Third World ballistic missiles, and the ramifications of conflicts raging around the globe.
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