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- Operational level command -- who is in charge?
- Barron, Michael J.
- This monograph discusses how the establishment of command relationships at the operational level of war impacts on sound operational design and execution. It uses the 1940 French campaign and the Allied campaign of 1944 in Burma as case studies of...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Time, space, and mass at the operational level of war: the dynamics of the culminating point.
- Franklin, Charles D.
- This monograph addresses the dynamics of the culminating point and its impact on the modern battlefield. It does so by first establishing a theoretical framework for operational culmination and then examining the theory as reflected in recent...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Effects of airpower on the offensive culminating point.
- Fulbright, Barry D.
- This monograph discusses ways in which airpower can be most effectively applied to hasten or delay the offensive culminating point. Airpower can be used to strengthen friendly combat power, delaying the arrival of the culminating point, or used to...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- First contact: peacetime campaign planning versus the realties of combat, the need for an operational mechanism.
- Heredia, Michael D.
- This monograph explores the issue of whether or not the United States Army should have an institutional mechanism to collect, interpret and apply the lessons of operational combat in order to correct the inevitable errors of peacetime planning and...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Operational pause vs. offensive culmination: lessons in Eisenhower's broad front strategy.
- Roh, Daniel J.
- FM 100-5 cites the theoretical concept of the culminating point as one of the essential considerations in campaign design. In his work On War, Clausewitz introduced this concept to the lexicon of operational theory. In doing so he advised that even...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Risk -- the operational edge in the Peninsula Campaign of 1862.
- Sweeney, Patrick C.
- This study analyzes the impact of risk taking and risk avoidance by the opposing operational commanders in the Peninsula Campaign of the American Civil War. General McClellan’s superior force lost this campaign primarily as a result of his...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs
- Tank-free zone for NATO's Central Region?
- Wilson, Michael T.
- This monograph examines the concept of a mutual tank-free zone for the European Central Region and tests its validity as a possible operational concept for NATO. The discussion assesses the military implications of the concept and its usefulness as...
- School of Advanced Military Studies Monographs

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