An Application in the Principles of War: The Schlieffen Plan
Abstract:
The Schlieffen Plan was Germanys contingency plan for a two-front war with France and Russia at the outbreak of European hostilities in 1914. This project describes the war plans of Germany and the Allies and accounts the first 33 days of WW I, ending in a German retreat at the Battle of the Marne. From the opening campaign of WW I, this project draws examples for illustrating the principles of war as defined in AFM 1-1. It also provides questions and discussion for a seminar environment.
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