#WavellReviews “Command” by Lawrence Freedman
In, Command, Sir Lawrence Freedman, Emeritus Professor of War Studies at King’s College London, takes us through seven decades of conflict. Freedman analyses the complex...
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#WavellReviews The War Came to Us Life and Death in Ukraine
The War Came to Us Life and Death in Ukraine by Christopher Miller is available from Bloomsbury. The War Came to Us tells the story...
#WavellReviews “21 Days to Baghdad” by Heather Marie Stur
21 Days to Baghdad: General Buford Blount and the 3rd Infantry Division in the Iraq War, by Dr. Heather Marie Stur, is available from Osprey...
#WavellReviews “Forgotten Warriors” by Sarah Percy
“Forgotten Warriors: A History of Women on the Front Line” is available from John Murray Press. Forgotten Warriors makes a simple argument: battlefields have always...
#WavellReviews “The Gardener of Lashkar Gah” by Larisa Brown
“The Gardener of Lashkar Gah: The True Story of the Afghans Who Risked Everything to Fight the Taliban” by Larisa Brown is available from Bloomsbury. ...
#WavellReviews Eight Hundred Heroes by Stephen Robinson
Eight Hundred Heroes: China’s Lost Battalion and the Fall of Shanghai is available from Exisle Publishing. Eight Hundred Heroes tells the story of a ‘lost...
#WavellReviews Material World by Ed Conway
Material World A Substantial Story Of Our Past And Future is available from Penguin This book is excellent. It is compelling, relevant, engaging, and easy...
#WavellReviews The Rise of Security by Mike Croll
The Rise of Security and Why We Always Want More is available from Universal Publishers. Mike Croll’s text charts the rise of security and argues...
#WavellReviews ‘War Transformed: The Future of Twenty-First Century Great Power Competition and Conflict’ by Mick Ryan
In War Transformed, Australian Major General Mick Ryan asks how militaries should adapt to the themes and trends likely to transform warfare. The book is...
#WavellReviews “Something Rotten: Land Command in the 21st Century” by Jim Storr
Simply put, military staffs are not as capable because they have too much pointless process, work in open plan command posts, and don’t think or...