Supreme Command bny Elliot Cohen

For years, people have asked this basic question now and still now. Speaker Lucius Emileus told the audience about the resumption of war with Macedonia, as Eliot Cohen told at his early 168 bc in his book "Supreme Command". I am not a fellowman, I do not believe any suggestion, there is no one who gives a leader ... generals should get advice from experts, they are military experts and technical personnel and learn from experience ; On the spot, the topography, the enemy watcher ... "

Eliot Cohen's Supreme Headquarters: It is said that war soldiers, politicians, leaders are favorites of President Bush. Successful leaders such as Ben Gurion, Churchill, Clemenceau, Lincoln have strict control over their generals and I believe they will never confuse officers' esoteric military expertise with political or strategic decisions. In 'Command Mask', Keegan looked at the military capabilities of Alexander the Great, Wellington, Grant and Hitler, and struggled for two to agree with the government. Among the "soul of fighting" I further raised this claim and the three boldest generals Epimondas, Sherman and Barton are also enthusiastic political thinkers and their insights on war made them to them Democratic forces are very powerful

Eliot Cohen's central theme at Supreme Command is unequal dialogue. This is used to explain the need for civic leaders to monitor military actions, so that power is used consistently with policy objectives. I agree with this view, but unlike Cohe 's parallel argument that officers do not make decisions in the field of policy, Cohen' s argument concerns their strategic insight and handling of military commanders It is noteworthy that we focused on four strategies. A famous politician. . His theory recognizes that in an ambiguous relationship between strategy and policy, military experts will play a worthwhile, constitutively defensible role to examine the ability of Vibraham Lincoln or Winston Churchill Not. A potentially devastating decision for the poor.