Military Deceptions

The book journeys from ancient battles to modern warfare, examining deception's historical roots. Case studies such as Hannibal's ambush at Lake Trasimene and the D-Day landings show how feigned maneuvers and misinformation campaigns achieve strategic advantages. Structured around intelligence manipulation, logistical deception, and feigned maneuvers, the book analyzes declassified military documents and writings from theorists like Sun Tzu.

Providing a comparative analysis of deception operations across eras and cultures, this book offers insights valuable for understanding past conflicts and present strategic challenges. By exploring the psychological and tactical underpinnings of deception, the book illustrates how controlling an opponent's decision-making process is key to victory.