Wrath of Achilles: Essays on Command in Battle
by Combat Studies Institute Press, Richard D. Hooker
Wrath of Achilles: Essays on Command in Battle examines the nature of command in wartime through a collection of essays. Using the figure of Achilles as its point of reference, the book considers leadership, authority, and the difficult decisions that shape military action.
About This Book
Wrath of Achilles: Essays on Command in Battle is a collection centered on command and leadership in wartime.
The title invokes Achilles as a lens for considering the pressures, responsibilities, and consequences associated with military command.
Presented as essays, the book offers a focused treatment of battle leadership rather than a single continuous narrative.
It is suited to readers interested in military history, command studies, and the broader challenges of leading in conflict.
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