Supplying War: Logistics from Wallenstein to Patton

STANLEY R. SANDLER · Martin L. Van Creveld

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Military history and social perspectives World Wars: History, Literature, and Impact Military History and Strategy

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Preface Introduction 1. The background of two centuries 2. 'An army marches on its stomach!' 3. When demigods rode rails 4. The wheel that broke 5. Russian roulette 6. Sirte to Alamein 7. War of the accountants 8. Logistics in perspective Note on sources Bibliography Notes Index.

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