Waging War, Planning Peace: U.S. Noncombat Operations and Major Wars (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
Waging War, Planning Peace explores U.S. noncombat operations alongside major wars. Framing its discussion around the relationship between military conflict, planning, and peace, the book offers a focused contribution to security affairs and to the study of how war extends beyond direct combat.
About This Book
Waging War, Planning Peace examines U.S. noncombat operations in the context of major wars.
The book considers the relationship between activities beyond direct combat and broader wartime planning.
Its focus is the United States, with an emphasis on war, peace, and security affairs.
This study is suited to readers interested in military history, strategic planning, and the wider dimensions of conflict.
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