Intelligence in War

Keegan, J: 2003 Hutchinsons, hardcover with dustjacket 443 pages, with photos and index. This book explores the historical role, evolution, and inherent limitations of military intelligence through various major conflicts ranging from the Napoleonic era to modern warfare. It argues that while gathering secret data can prevent surprises, timely information ultimately remains ineffective unless it is paired with overwhelming military force to defeat the enemy. ISBN 9780091802295 In very good condition.