The Professional Military Education channel that combines doctrine with military history. Learn the lessons of yesterday so we don't make mistakes tomorrow. Making PME fun again. Mainly Australian battles, but increasing our studies in other battles and wars, mainly Army, but increasing our JPME offerings as well.
On principle, Germany was to loose WW2 even before it was fought. However, the Manstein Plan gave Germany an opportunity to eventually force a stalemate with Britain… if they did not attack USSR. In fact the Stalin had no plans to attack Germany. It is German treachery of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Treaty that lost the war for Germany…. Same treachery of the Munich Treaty. Must be part of their culture.
Brah. At the very least, you are accurate. Fire for effect at that 1:05 mark for Reservists. Plus, sharpest of the edge WRT innovators at 1:20. Lol. No hate. Just wanted to add some character to your deal. Good vid my man.
Brilliantly comprehensive approach to the rationale for the understanding and study of war, power, and their various components, strategy and tactics. Regards, Doug A .
I'm from the United States and my principles are slightly different. First let me state I am not a military professional. The principles I know from my studies are objective , offensive, mass (read concentration ), maneuver, economy of force, surprise, security, simplicity, unity of command.
