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What warfighting function was Napolean the least effective?

According to Clauzewitz, what is war?

Name some limitations of warfare in the 17th and early 18th centuries

What was Gustavus Adolphus known for?

What was du Picp's thoughts about material vs moral factors?

What military reforms did Napoleon pioneer and other forces (Prussians/Austrians) adopted and still exist today

What type of war did the Spanish use to thwart French control over Spain?

What were some of the impacts of the Industrial Revolution on Civil War armies?

How did the mass politics of the French Revolution influence US Civil War armies?

What was unique about Frederick the Great?

What two types of war did Clausewitz define

How important is context to the use of history? 

What was Napoleon's goal when engaging enemy armies?

What was the impact of the Russo-Japanese war?

What was the basis for the future Prussian General Staff?

In the practical art of war, the best thing of all is...

Who started the idea of the professional officer corps? Why? 

Why was decisive battlefield victory so rare in the US Civil War?

Germany's prolonged WW2 Russian campaign failed b/c inability to sustain operations and capture the industrial industry   

Best common core qoute?

Which does not represent the commander to Sun Tzu?

What was the new defensive doctrine developed by the Germans in 1916-1917?

Tactical successes in 1918 became operational and strategic successes for both armies.

Why was Napoleon unable to achieve lasting peace?

What was a distinct advantage of the Corps system?

What are the aspects of a RMA?

Post WWI, this nation's military created committees to evaluate lessons learned to shape doctrine for future wars

What was the Grand Armee's biggest challenge during campaigns?

What is the French way of war developed during the interwar period reliant on artillery planning and integration

Whose death caused WWI?

How does Clausewitz define Center of Gravity?

During WWII, based off Polish Campaign, prior to French invasion, Germany changed their taskorg to build more

What describes the difference between actual war and war on paper according to Clausewitz?

Why did artillery dominate the World War I battlefield?

What was Joffe's command technique?

How was Moltke's experience in the Franco-Prussian war different from his war in Austria?

In Napoleon's time, why did French forces struggle to tame guerilla forces in Spain

Why are Military Revolutions more difficult to adapt than RMAs?

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WWII battles between the Russians & Germans, were successive German offensives during winter & Russian CATK in summer

What is the Moral Element?

If the campaign is protracted...

What do practical military officers look to history for?

Mao said there are only two types of war:

Revolutions are made by

What key French RMA changes evolved from the revolution?

What are the three components of the paradoxical trinity?

In WW2, what German battlespace framework area includes tactical penetration, operational maneuver and planning in depth

What is a military revolution? 

How did Napoleon's enemies build upon his legacy?

What were the expectations of casualties in the next war at the start of the 20th century and why?

Napoleon's contributions are still relevant to modern warfare?

German military WWII philosophy that encouraged and enabled leader initiative, mission command and audacious actions

Auftragstaktik is __________?

Mao said there is only one way to save mankind from war

Germans failing to achieve quick strategic victory in Russia during WWII despite tactical level success best describes

All warfare is based on:

What led to the failure of the Grand Armee's invasion into Russia?

What caused Napoleon to fall in 1812?

Why study the Marne?

Moltke the elder is well known for?

How long did it take Mao to understand that the lessons of the Soviet Union didn't apply?

German plan to defeat both France and Russia quickly?

Germany, lacking resources and ability to match the Allies manpower, attempted to avoid a war of _ in WWII