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    A History of Operational Art - Army University Press

    • The massive growth in the size of armies that began with the French Revolution coupled with changes in the means of war—advances in transportation and in weaponry—led to changes in how armies fought… See more

    Soviet Development of Operational Art

    Whether operational art was first demonstrated by Napoleon as Robert M. Epstein maintains, or in the U.S. Civil War as James Schneider argues, is open for debate.12 … See more

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    The U.S. Army’s Embrace of Operational Art

    The U.S. Army was vaguely aware of advances made by the Soviets in military theory during the interwar era. However, the U.S. Army was contemptuous of them, particularly … See more

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    Contemporary Debates

    Operational art remains a central component of U.S. Army doctrine. However, operational art has not remained static since its introduction in the 1986 edition of F… See more

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    Notes

    James Schneider, introduction to The Evolution of Operational Art, by Georgii Samoilovich Isserson, trans. Bruce Menning (Fort Leavenworth, KS: Combat Studies Ins… See more

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    Who is the main hero of Soviet and Russian WWII paintings?
    The main hero of Soviet and Russian WWII paintings is a person, oppressed by the horrors of the war, but not broken by them. 1. Pyotr Krivonogov. Defenders of the Brest Fortress (1951). The Brest Fortress was the first Soviet position to face the German invasion on 22 June 1941.
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