On War by Clausewitz

Clausewitz is one of the most researched military strategists or theorists. His work "On War" endured the test of time and is widely used in the analysis and research of conflict in the 21st century. "War is continuation of" policy "or" politics "- by other means" (Bathford, p. 199), the most famous mention to Clausewitz was often used to prove conflict, but instead In case of conflict, it will be exploited. "War" is like war is an art, but Clausewitz provides guidance on tactical and military purposes.

Clausewitz: About the war Karl von Clausewitz wrote a thorough study of the philosophy of war. His theoretical assumption makes it possible to distinguish the philosophical meaning of military behavior. After evaluating what is war, Clausewitz was able to establish a structure of general warfare, and I think that his idea will be easily applied to the Iraq war. "War is nothing but an extreme scale battle.When we think of many fighting constituting war as one unit we will do our best for two wrestlers and ourselves.

So what is Clausewitz's strategic prescription? Various writers believe that Clausewitz is a supporter of a particular war style, but some think that it is a "comprehensive" or "absolute" war (representing a completely different concept), while others There is some people. War war In fact, mature Clausewitz did not claim. Instead, he demanded national policy to choose a war in a form that suits their purpose and situation from a restricted "real war" to somewhere in the infinite continuum. The young Clausewitz's "Prince's instructions" tend to be a prescribed decisive battle prescription, but the mature war Clausewitz

The purpose of war is a favorable peace - this may be from 18 Clausewitz, On On War, p. 137. 731 Focus has been enhanced. 19, Echevarria, Clausewitz, p. 90. 20 Some people doubt this, but I think he recognizes the importance of politics at an early stage. This may be a fact, but the important thing here is that his mature advanced and complex insight is the most important. 21 Clausewitz, On War, p. 22 Azar Gat, "The history of military thought: from enlightenment to the Cold War" (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2001), page 7. twenty two