This author is renowned for his strategic acumen and leadership during pivotal historical moments. His work primarily delves into the analysis of military campaigns, decision-making under extreme pressure, and the ethical considerations of command. Readers will appreciate his capacity to illuminate the intricacies of military operations and the psychology of leadership. His writing is distinguished by its precision and a profound understanding of both tactical execution and the human dimension of conflict.
Here is the story of Norman Schwarzkopf's boyhood years in Lawrenceville, New Jersey, during World War II, the child of a military man who organized the state police, led the Lindbergh kidnapping investigation, and taught his only son his first lessons in leadership; a portrait of a unique adolescence spent in the Middle East and Europe that would later prove invaluable to his understanding of the Gulf
Paměti amerického generála, který velel spojeneckým vojenským jednotkám na přelomu let 1990-91 v Iráku a Kuvajtu.