Forced Marches
Mar 2025 · Publifye AS
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Forced Marches examines the pivotal role of extreme endurance marches in military history, revealing how they've been both decisive advantages and devastating liabilities. This exploration highlights that military operations often hinge on the physical capabilities of soldiers, turning the simple act of marching into a strategic weapon. The book emphasizes the human element, showcasing how successful marches could overwhelm defenses and seize key terrain, while failed ones led to exhaustion, disease, and ultimately, defeat.
The study focuses on the operational implementation of forced marches, the physiological and psychological demands on soldiers, and the historical consequences of these marches. The book explores historical examples like the Roman army's rapid deployments, American Civil War marches, and World War II's Eastern Front, systematically analyzing their planning, execution, and outcomes.
By combining historical analysis with insights into human endurance, Forced Marches provides a comprehensive understanding of this often-overlooked aspect of military history.
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