The first book I checked to make sure was included in this tread was "Supplying War". There are many standard texts on conflict, but that one somehow misses ma

The first book I checked to make sure was included in this tread was "Supplying War". There are many standard texts on conflict, but that one somehow misses many lists. I think the examination of conflicts from the point of view of logistics serves two very good purposes: it's an essential education in making sure a force is supplied and it's a good perspective of looking at a conflict as a long term temporal and spacial endeavor. "Command in War" is also quite good, and I have not yet read "Transformation in War".