Charles Edward Callwell was an Anglo-Irish military writer and thinker whose work saw a revival due to its relevance to peacekeeping and its treatment of asymmetric conflict. His essays and military reflections, delving into strategy and tactics, influenced the military thought of his era and continue to resonate. A gifted linguist and intelligence officer, he brought a deep understanding of international operations to his writing.
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