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  • Book Review: Disputed Decisions of World War II: Decision Science and Game Theory Perspectives by James Allen Knechtmann

    Book Review: Disputed Decisions of World War II: Decision Science and Game Theory Perspectives

    James Allen Knechtmann

    Author: Mark Thompson

    Reviewed by: James Allen Knechtmann, supervisory archivist, chief, Ridgway Library Branch, Army Heritage and Education Center, US Army War College

    In this innovative analysis of World War II, Thompson applies decision science and game theory to reexamine some of the conflict’s most controversial strategic choices. By modeling the logic behind pivotal decisions, he challenges conventional narratives and reveals the complexity of wartime leadership. This book offers a fresh lens for historians, strategists, and analysts seeking deeper insight into the calculus of war.

  • Book Review: Sir Basil Liddell Hart: Life, Thought, Legacy by Kevin McAleer

    Book Review: Sir Basil Liddell Hart: Life, Thought, Legacy

    Kevin McAleer

    Author: Bruce Oliver Newsome

    Reviewed by: Kevin McAleer

    Bruce Oliver Newsome’s book examines the life of Sir Basil Liddell Hart, and his claim to have invented the Blitzkrieg style of war used by the Germans during World War II. Newsome provides evidence that disputes this claim, which the reviewer commends for its thoroughness and nuanced point of view.

    ©2025 Kevin McAleer

  • Book Review: Pivotal Poland: Europe’s Rising Power by Magnus Petersson

    Book Review: Pivotal Poland: Europe’s Rising Power

    Magnus Petersson

    Author: Janusz Bugajski

    Reviewed by: Magnus Petersson, professor of international relations, Stockholm University

    In the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Poland has emerged as the strategic anchor of NATO’s eastern flank, reshaping the continent’s security landscape. Janusz Bugajski explores how Warsaw’s military modernization, economic resilience, and assertive diplomacy have positioned it as a rising power capable of countering Russian imperialism and leading regional defense efforts. This timely and incisive book reveals Poland’s transformation from a peripheral actor to a pivotal force in Europe’s evolving geopolitical order.

    ©2025 Magnus Petersson

  • Book Review: Algorithms of Armageddon: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Wars by Kevin M. Boyce

    Book Review: Algorithms of Armageddon: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Wars

    Kevin M. Boyce

    Authors: George Galdorisi and Sam J. Tangredi

    Reviewed by Kevin M. Boyce, retired aviation command and control officer US Marine Corps, Futures Lab director, Center for Strategic Leadership, US Army War College

    Authors George Galdorisi and Sam J. Tangredi explore the risks and implications of AI on national security in Algorithms of Armageddon: The Impact of Artificial Intelligence on Future Wars. With Russia and China pursuing weaponized AI systems, America must master the algorithms of war to remain dominant.

 

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