Intelligence in War: Knowledge of the Enemy from Napoleon to Al-Qaeda
by John Keegan
John Keegan examines intelligence in warfare across a broad historical span, from Napoleon to Al-Qaeda. Focusing on knowledge of the enemy, this work considers the relationship between information, military thought, and conflict in different eras.
About This Book
Intelligence in War explores the importance of understanding an enemy in times of conflict.
John Keegan traces the subject across a broad historical range, from Napoleon to Al-Qaeda.
The book considers how information about opposing forces relates to warfare and military decision-making.
Its focus makes it a study of war, intelligence, and the changing nature of conflict.
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